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Attention SNTZ Graduates
Simons Michelson Zieve Ad-
vertising is seeking all former
employees and clients who were
ever associated with the com-
pany for its 65th anniversary
celebration to take place this
month.
"We are honoring the
founders, Leonard N. Simons,
89, and Lawrence J. Michelson,
90, as well as celebrating a ma-
jor milestone in our business,"
said president Morton Zieve.
"It is no small feat that the
agency, founded in the year of
the great crash of 1929, has sur-
vived and thrived for 65 years,"
said Mr. Zieve's partner, Jim
Michelson.
If you are interested in at-
tending this reunion, contact the
agency at 3624242.
— Attorney STEPHANIE
LESTER FREEMAN, of the
firm Miller, Canfield, Paddock
and Stone, has been named
president of the nonprofit group,
Volunteer Impact.
Volunteer Impact is com-
prised of 3,000 volunteers who
provide a wide range of com-
munity and social services to or-
ganizations throughout the
metropolitan Detroit area.
— JON GREENBERG &
ASSOCIATES has been hon-
ored by the Institute of Store
Planners and Visual Merchan-
dising & Store Design maga-
zine for its design of the Scott
Shuptrine Furniture showroom
and headquarters in Troy.
— The Southfield-based
agency has more than 20 years
of retail design experience.
Clients include: Warner Broth-
ers Studio Stores, Major League
Baseball, Marshall's, Reebok
and Godiva Chocolatier.
— HOWARD ALLEN-
BERG, managing partner of
the Detroit office of BDO Seid-
man, an accounting and con-
sulting firm, was recently
recognized as the firms "Part-
ner of the Year."
A 20-year veteran of the firm,
Mr. Allenberg worked in the
Milwaukee and Memphis offices
before moving to Detroit. He
also recently was named to
BDO Seidman's board of direc-
tors.
BDO Seidman has 39 offices
throughout the United States.
It is the U.S. member of BDO
Binder, the world's seventh
largest accounting and consult-
ing firm with 484 offices in 65
countries and more than 17,000
partners and staff.
— The new year is bringing
with it several seminars on in-
vestments and legal issues.
Among them, LYLE WOL-
BERG, a financial adviser with
Prudential Securities in Detroit,
who is planning a free seminar
on money management for af-
fluent investors. Joining him at
the Jan. 13 evening meeting at
the Detroit Golf Club will be
economist David Sowerby of
Beacon Investments in Ann Ar-
bor. For information, call 259-
5512.
Attorney ALAN ACKER-
MAN will join a panel discus-
sion of Department of
Transportation condemnation
experts for a dinner meeting of
the Detroit chapter of the Amer-
ican Society of Appraisers on
Jan. 18. There is a charge. Call
353-8640.
— STEVEN MORRIS,
chairman of Morris and Berke
or Troy, will moderate the third
annual Metro Detroit Real Es-
tate Forecast & Breakfast on
Jan. 11 at the Embassy Suites
Hotel. There is a charge. For
more information, call 258-9420.
— ANNETTE WEISS, an
adult services librarian at the
Farmington Community Li-
brary, is looking for interested
members of the community to
take part in the library's free
winter investment series, be-
ginning Jan. 25.
— Attorney RICK BLOOM,
who hosts a twice-weekly talk
show on WXYT, will kick off the
series discussing the advan-
tages of no-load funds. For in-
formation, call 553-0300.
IN BRIEF:
— GREGORY COURSEN,
CPA, has been named partner
in the standards department of
Plante & Moran accounting and
consulting firm in Southfield.
DR. CYNTHIA COURSEN
has been appointed to the ad-
missions committee for the
Michigan State University Col-
lege of Veterinary Medicine.
GARRETT COURSEN has
been named national sales man-
ager for Metal*Air and senior
vice president of Perfect Air
Control in Tampa, Fla.
— SHELLY MISHAL of
Bloomfield Hills has been
named senior attorney for Al-
lied Signal Automotive of South-
field. Ms. Mishal comes to the
auto supplier from the Detroit
law firm, Dykema Gossett.
— DR. FREDERICK
BERNSTEIN has been reap-
pointed as director of commu-
nity podiatric education and
chairman of the retirees com-
mittee of the Michigan Podiatric
Medical Association.
Looking For: Successful Young
Business Men And Women
If you know someone who is successful in business, age
36 or under, active in civic affairs and the Jewish
community, he or she may be eligible for Jewish News
Double Chai.
Please tell us in 100 words or less something about your
special person — or yourself — and submit entrees to
Kimberly Lifton at The Jewish News, 27676 Franklin
Road, Southfield, MI 48034, no later than Jan. 12. We
need your name, address and work and home phone
numbers, and the same for the nominee.
Those selected will be profiled in our Feb. 18 business
supplement.
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