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Haim Levi, co-founder of
Cubitel, an Israeli company
with United States offices in
Troy, will address an
American-Israel Chamber of
Commerce breakfast seminar
7:30 a.m. Nov. 13 at the
Skyline Club in Southfield.
Mr. Levi will present a
system for creating accurate
models of products rapidly,
directly from computer data.
The program is geared to
Michigan manufacturers in
fields such as automotive,
aerospace, electronics and in-
dustrial equipment.
There is a charge for
breakfast and the seminar.
For information and reserva-
tions, call Shelly Jackier,
661-1948.
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Months
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LARRY SCHON was named
MOVING SALE
salesman of the year by
Packaging and Design Con-
cepts of Madison Heights.
The Broadway in Downtown Birmingham is moving to
JOSEPH J. MELNICK of
APPLEGATE SQUARE
on Northwestern Highway
Now at our Birmingham location
STOREWIDE SAVINGS
DEAN FRIEDMAN
will
become president and chief
executive officer of Robert
Solomon & Associates while
remaining as marketing ad-
viser to W.B. Doner.
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the law firm Butzel Long has
been named director, client
development. His respon-
sibilities will include coor-
dination of the firm's internal
and external business
development activities.
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BETTY L. LOWENTHAL, a
partner in the Bloomfield
Hills law firm of Buesser,
Buesser, Blank, Lynch,
Fryhoff and Graham, has
been appointed chairperson of
the State Bar of Michigan's
Standing Committee on
Grievance.
JOHN M. KAMINS, of
Bloomfield Hills and partner
in Honigman Miller Schwartz
and Cohn, has been elected
chairperson of the Public Cor-
poration Law Section of the
State Bar of Michigan.
IRVING MARKEL, of
Cooperative Services, Oak
Park, received the award for
Excellence in Construction
for Cooperative Services'
Maywood Manor Senior Com-
plex in Maywood, Calif., from
the American Building
Congress.
Yiddish Program
Set For Moscow
An innovative program of
Yiddish Studies sponsored
jointly by Touro College of
New York and the Foundation
for the Advancement of Yid-
dish Studies of Jerusalem
will commence in Moscow,
Russia, next month.
. The program, which was
conceived by Dr. Bernard
Lander, Touro College presi-
dent, and Professor Gershon
Winer, the chairman of the
Foundation for the Advance-
ment of Yiddish Studies, is
designed to prepare men and
women with intensive train-
ing in classical and modern
Yiddish textual material as
well as Hebraic sources to
serve as Yiddish teachers in
Russia and Israel.
Dr. David Neiman of
Newton, Mass., a Bible
scholar and former president
of the Academy for Higher
Jewish Learning Rabbinical
Seminary, will serve as the
first instructor in the new
Yiddish studies program. Dr.
Neiman will be followed by a
contingent of academicians
and rabbis from Israel and
the United States who will
each devote a month as a
volunteer on the faculty of
this new department within
the Touro College facility in
Moscow.
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Hearing Loss
Support Group
The Hearing Loss Support
Group at the Jimmy Prentis
Morris Jewish Community
Center will meet to discuss
issues of concern to adults
with hearing loss.
Marilyn Lewis of the
Michigan Deaf, Hearing and
Speech Center will lead the
class 10 a.m. Nov. 13. For in-
formation, call the Center,
661-1000.
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