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NO-LOAD FUNDS
THE TOP PICKS FOR 1994
If you qualify, you're
invited to what is sure
to be the most valuable
investment workshop
you've ever attended.
NO-LOAD FUNDS:
THE TOP PICKS FOR
1994 goes beyond the
general information
you've heard before at
other seminars, be-
cause at the TOP
PICKS WORKSHOP
you'll actually get spe-
cific advice on what to
buy now. You don't
need any previous
mutual fund experi-
ence to benefit.
THE TOP PICKS Due to the advanced
nature of the TOP PICKS
WORKSHOP
WORKSHOP and our
will be led by
nationally recognized
mutual fund expert
RONALD M. YOLLES
JD, CFA
Mr. Yolles is frequently
quoted in national publi-
cations such as The New
York Times and Money
Magazine.
limited seating, atten-
dance must be limited to
investors who have port-
folios of $125,000 or more
(not including real estate).
If you are a qualified in-
vestor and do not work for
an investment firm, there
is no cost to attend.
Confirmed reservations
are required. No walk-ins
permitted.
WHEN:
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th - 10 a.m.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23rd - 10 a.m.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30th - 10 a.m.
WALL SESSONS WILL CONCLUDE BEFORE NOON.
YOLLES INVESTMENT
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FOR RESERVATIONS CALL
(810) 356-3232
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HERE IS OUR PROGRAM
EARLY
SPRING
Balanced food grade fertilizer, live microbes,
calcium soil balancer. Weed control used only if
needed. (Liquid application).
Mar. 15 - May 8
SPRING
Together
Let's Work
Towards A
Healthier
Environment
For Ourselves
And Our
Children.
Balanced food grade fertilizer, live microbes.
Weed control used only if needed. (Liquid
application).
May 9 -June 21
SUMMER
We Really
Care.
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food grade fertilizer, biological
activators. Weed control used only if needed.
(Dry application).
June 22 - Aug. 16
EARLY FALL
Aug. 17 - Oct. 8
Balanced food grade fertilizer, live microbes.
Weed control used only if needed. (Liquid
application).
LATE FALL
WINTER FEEDING
Balanced food grade fertilizer, biological
activators. (Dry application).
Oct. 9 - Mid Dec.
CORE
AERATION
The process of mechanically pulling small plugs of
thatch and soil from the lawn. This helps air,
water and nutrients move more freely throughout
the soil.
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SUMMER, OR FALL
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A Look At
Dual Careers
Meeting Topic
Is Fraud
The Oakland University Con-
tinuum Center has designed an
evening workshop that explores
the issues of working couples.
"Working Partnership: Dual
Careers" is offered 7-10 p.m.
March 17 at the Rochester
Community House.
There is a fee. Register for
program 10030CC before
March 15. Call the Continuum
Center, 370-3033.
Joanne E. Niederoest, director
of internal audit, General Mo-
tors, will speak to the Oakland
County chapter of the Institute
of Management Accountants.
The meeting will be held 6
p.m. March 17 at the Kingsley
Inn in Bloomfield Hills. The top-
ic will be "Fraud and Internal
Control." For information call
Bernard Gerber, 594-4800.
Israel Growth
Fund Offered
Editor Talks
About Workforce
The Israel Growth Fund (IGF),
the only open-end, no front- or
back-end load mutual fund fo-
cusing on Israeli companies list-
ed on the Tel Aviv Stock
Exchange or the U.S. equity
markets, has been introduced.
Merrill Weber, president of
Merrill Weber & Co., Inc.,
Chicago; Stewart Flink, presi-
dent ofJMS Asset Management
Inc., Evanston, and Mark
Meiras, managing director of
the Pacific Mediterranean
Group, Tel Aviv, serve as senior
officers and members of the ad-
visory committee of IGF.
To receive investment infor-
mation or a prospectus, call Mr.
Weber or Mr. Flink, 1-800-299-
8408.
The fund managers are ex-
pected to invest up to 35 percent
of the IGF portfolio in public com-
panies listed on the Tel Aviv ex-
change and up to 65 percent in
Israeli companies traded on U.S.
exchanges or NASDAQ markets.
The fund has an option to in-
vest up to 10 percent of its port-
folio in private placements,
venture funds or other nonliq-
uid investments.
Corporate downsizing, reorga-
nization and the new wave of
entrepreneurism have filled the
business pages. However, less
attention has been given to
those who make up the new
workforce.
Fortune Executive Editor Ann
M. Morrison will talk about
these employees in a speech to
the Women's Economic Club
March 16 in the Columbus Ball-
room of the West Hotel.
Career Planning
Programs Slated
The Southfield Public Library
is hosting a two-part series of
free programs on career plan-
ning. They will be held in the li-
brary's Marcotte Room.
"Career Development and
Planning" will be held March
23 and 30, from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Topics include lifelong career
planning assessments used to
clarify values and skills, re-
searching career options at the
library, resume writing and in-
terviewing techniques.
The programs are free, but
registration is required. To sign
up, call the library, 948-0470.
The Southfield Public Li-
brary is located in the South-
field Civic Center on Evergreen
Road at 10 1/2 Mile Road.
Seminar Teaches
Investment Basics
Dollar-cost averaging, asset al-
location, bonds, stocks, options,
money-market funds...under-
standing investment choices is
difficult.
The Oakland University
Continuum Center is offering
an evening seminar for women.
"Investment Basics for Women"
will be presented 7-9:30 p.m.
March 15 on campus.
There is a fee. To register for
program 10027CC, call the Con-
tinuum Center, 370-3033.
Business Etiquette
For The 1990s
What's best to order at a busi-
ness breakfast? Who holds the
door for whom? What is the cor-
rect form of address in writing?
Gender equity, cultural diver-
sity and changes in traditional
business structure all con-
tribute to new standards of eti-
quette.
The Oakland University
Continuum Center will present
an evening workshop that
teaches the difference between
social graces and business
graces. "Business Etiquette: '90s
Style" will be offered 7:30-9 p.m.
March 22 at the Auburn Hills
Hampton Inn.
There is a charge. To regis-
ter for program 20030CC by
March 18, call Oakland Uni-
versity, 370-3033.