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ROCHESTER HILLS
2501 S. Rochester Rd.
(North of Auburn Rd.)
852-0170
$ 1;P 95 per person
$ 695 per person
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Northville Student
Wins Essay Contest
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orthville student
Matthew Brenner
recently won first
place in the America
& Me essay contest at Meads
Mill Middle School. His first
place essay now advances to
the state level competition.
Several thousand eighth-
grade students participate in
the contest.
This year's topic was
"Why I'm Important To
America." Matthew wrote
about his community service
project, where he vol-
unteered at Kids Club In
Higland Lakes, a program to
help young children. "I
helped the kindergarteners
through the fourth graders
on different projects. I really
learned about responsiblity
because the kids looked up to
me," said Matthew.
Matthew is the son of
Beverly and Gerald
Brenner, the brother of
Michael and the grandson
of Herb and Jean
Newman of Ft. Lauderdale,
Danny Raskin
The Jewish News
1096 E. 14 Mile Road
Between Mound and Van Dyke
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New York Cookbook
NEW YORK COOKBOOK
Lots of nibbles and noshes
are featured in the recently
published New York
Cookbook by Molly O'Neil
(Workman Publishing,
$17.95). Ms. O'Neill used
thousand of New York
sources for her book. Not
only are there interesting
recipes but humorous vi-
gnettes about food. She
discussed the origin of the
phrase "Jewish penicillin,"
referring to chicken soup.
As for some of the Nosh
stops, the Second Avenue
Kosher Delicatessan and
Restaurant, Streits Matzoh
Factory and Moishe's
Kosher Bake Shop are men-
tioned. In the spirit of a
community cookbook, the
author donated a portion of
the royalties to the City
Meals-on-Wheels program.
NCJW CONVENTION
Matthew Brenner
Myn Newman of
Southfield and Lorraine
Brenner of Southfield.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
"The Simone Vitale
Band is your assurance
of a great evening"
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"Home Sweet Home" will be
held all day March 14 at the
Southfield Civic Center
Pavilion. Last year's show
featured 50 contractors and
businesses exhibiting the
latest home improvement
techniques. Guest speakers
will be Steve Thomas, host
of This Old House, Cynthia
Fellman, landscape archi-
tect for Frank's Nursery,
and David Mark Weiss, an
interior designer. For more
information call 967-1112.
Delegates from the Greater
Detroit Section of the Na-
tional Council of Jewish
Women will attend the
centennial convention Mar-
ch 18-21 in Chicago. Some of
the NCJW members atten-
ding the convention include:
Linda Bloom, Carol Sue
Coden, Shelly Cooper,
Carol Fogel, Barbara
Grant, Gayle Hirsch, Kitty
Hirsch, Susan Knoppow,
Claire Kretchmer, Ellen
Labes, Terran Leemis,
Sandy Leshman, Louis
Lessing, Marilyn Levine,
Kimberly Lifton, Judy
Rosenberg, Joyce
Rubenstein, Rosie
Schlussel, Helen Shevin,
Maureen Shapiro, Wendy
Wagenheim and Josphine
Wiener.