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mother lit on Shabbat and
the Yiddish they spoke only
at home. As a Jew in the
Soviet Union she felt
persecuted — and with the
changes occurring there,
Mrs. Tsyplyakov and her
husband believe the Jewish
people remain unprotected
from violence.
The Tsyplyakovs said it
was difficult to leave their
lives and their country
behind, but knew they must
go for their own safety. In
the United States they found
Judaism to fill that void in
their hearts.
"We are very proud of the
Jewish people. We are in the
process of becoming a part of
it," Mrs. Tsyplyakov said.
"To be remarried with a
chuppah we have a feeling of
something real within the
Jewish way of life. We begin
to feel like Jewish people."
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MKC Tells Juiceland
To Get Rid Of Symbol
KIMBERLY LIFTON
Staff Writer
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A
ttorneys for the
Metropolitan
Kashruth Council
this week hope to reach an
agreement with a Detroit
juice company that has been
stamping products with a
"K" without proper au-
thorization.
The company, Juiceland,
Inc., entered into a contract
agreement with the MKC in
December 1987 but opted to
end MKC supervision in Oc-
tober 1991. However,
Juiceland products still bear
the MKC's symbol.
MKC attorney Akiva
Goldman said the company
legally cannot label its foods
kosher without Orthodox
rabbinical supervision. He
said the product must be
routinely inspected even if
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Yosef and Galina Feldman
felt similarly. After 14 years
of marriage, they were
remarried in a Jewish
ceremony in February. They
had been in the United
States for three years.
Mrs. Feldman said the
ceremony Sunday helped her
to feel like a "real Jewish
woman."
"We wanted to be real
Jews, to understand what it 4"
is to be Jewish," Mrs..
Feldman said.
The couple attends ser-
vices at the F.R.E.E. syn-
agogue each Shabbat. They
keep a kosher home and
their son attends Akiva -• -
Hebrew Day School.
"A lot of Russians don't
know enough about Judaism
and about Jewish schools.
They don't know what
they're missing," Mr.
Feldman said. ❑
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ingredients used in products
are kosher.
Mr. Goldman said
Juiceland now has two
choices: destroy its labels
bearing the symbol, which
he says would cost the corn:
pany exorbitant fees, or have
the MKC recertify the juice
company as kosher.
Juiceland attorneys could
not be reached, but Mr
Goldman said he presumes
the company will come to an
agreement on mutual terms.
Mr. Goldman said he be-
lieves Juiceland may have •
been using up old labels with
the kosher symbol, rather'
than purchasing new ones.
"We don't care if they are
kosher or not," Mr. Goldman
said. "But don't tell people
that we vouched for it if the
product is not a certified
product. We have no choice.
but to police the use of our
symbol." ❑
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