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JEWISH COMMUNAL profes-
sionals are invited to attend "As
the World Turns: Inter-Agency
Relations in the 21st Century" at
the Jewish Federation's sixth an-
nual Professional Management
Conference June 17 at Temple Is-
rael. Vicki Agron, assistant vice
president of campaign planning
and budgeting at the United Jew-
ish Appeal, will deliver the
keynote address.
The half-day conference, which
is open to professional staff mem-
bers of Jewish organizations,
agencies and religious institu-
tions, will begin at 8:45 a.m. Par-
ticipants will learn how to develop
financial resources effectively, im-
prove communications with lay
leaders and professional col-
leagues, serve diverse con-
stituencies simultaneously and
leave the office behind mentally
as well as physically.
The registration fee includes
conference materials, breakfast
and lunch. For further informa-
tion, call Fern Hoberman Kepes
at Federation, 6424260, ext. 255.
AMERICAN-ISRAEL Cham-
ber of Commerce of Michigan is
hosting a cocktail reception for
chamber members and prospec-
tive members from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
June 6 at Kmart Corporation In-
ternational Headquarters in Troy.
For further information, call the
chamber at 661-1948.
WORKING WOMEN and the
challenges they face in their ca-
reers and at their workplaces is
the subject of a seminar spon-
sored by the Womencenter at
Oakland Community College's
Orchard Ridge campus. It will be
held from 10 a.m. to noon June
11 on campus. Vicki Elmer,
"Women at Work" columnist for
the Detroit Free Press, will be the
guest speaker. For further infor-
mation, call 471-7602.
imately 50 members. It is the lo-
cal chapter of the 6,000-member
National Association of Remod-
elers Inc. For information on
MRA membership and programs,
call 559-2373.
NEW LEADERSHIP has
taken the reins at the Detroit-
based law firm of Butzel Long.
Richard Rassel has been named
chairman and CEO and Stephen
Bromberg is chief operating offi-
cer. They replace William Saxton
and Harold Ruemenapp, who re-
main shareholders and members
of the board of directors, execu-
tive committee and the compen-
sation committee. Both Mr.
Saxton and Mr. Ruemenapp have
been with Butzel Long for more
than 40 years.
HIRAM WALKER & Sons
Inc. has once again selected the
Anthony M. Franco Inc. public re-
lations agency in Detroit to pro-
vide public relations counsel and
implement activities for its Hi-
ram Walker Culinary Showcase.
The second annual showcase,
which will be part of the Detroit
Tastefest July 2-4, features local
chefs and restaurateurs present-
ing original recipes using Hiram
Walker products.
CUSTOM FORM Mfg. Inc. of
Elkhart, Ind., has selected the
Bingham Farms-based Berline
Group to handle its national ad-
vertising and public relations.
Custom Form is an automotive
afterrnarket supplier specializing
in the manufacture of pickup
truck bedliners, tonneau covers
and bug shields.
A NEW Orchid Cafe restau-
rant, featuring Thai cuisine, has
opened at 30 West Square Lake
Road at Livernois in Troy. The
original Orchid Cafe, which be-
gan doing business in 1991, is at
3303 Rochester Road in Troy.
THIRTEEN local financial in-
stitutions have joined together to
create Oakland County's first
CRA Association. The association
will act as an intermediary to in-
form financial institutions of com-
munity reinvestment
opportunities. For further infor-
mation, contact South Oakland
County government liaison Jean
Chamberlain at 858-1685.
KIDS can create a tie for Fa-
ther's Day at the Shirt Box in
Southfield. The annual event is
scheduled for noon to 6 p.m. June
12 and 4-7 p.m. June 16. Art sup-
plies will be provided. For further
information, call Shirt Box own-
er Ron Elkus at 352-1080.
NEW BOARD members for
the Michigan Remodeling Asso-
ciation (MRA) include John
Newmyer, president; Cary Green-
berg, vice president; Marlene
Budman, secretary; Deanna
Burtka, treasurer; and Jeff Stel-
la and Adam Helfman, executive
directors. The MRA is a non-prof-
it trade association with approx-
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