Or, Liquid Rock Solid Platinum Plus Checking 18-Month IRA 2• •8 9 APY APY You win both ways Compiled by Steve Stein SCHOSTAK BROTHERS & Company, a Southfield-based real estate firm which is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, has undergone a major restruc- turing of its top management. Jerome Schostak Or, Stay Liquid Lock It In Here's a yield you can't pass up if you're shopping for a IRA. • Top yield. short term • Lets you plan for the future • S250 minimum deposit • FDIC insured Take advantage of the great Yield on our Platinum Plus Checking. • Additional 1/4% interest on CDs/IRAs • 25% annual discount on Safe Deposit Box • No printing charge for account checks Robert Schostak Metrobank 01'7950 West Maple Rd. West Bloomfield, MI 48322 (810) 960-6060 B'NAI B'RITH is offering a new Member FDIC 33205 Grand River Avenue 37000 Grand River Avenue, Suite 100 Farmington Hills, MI 48335 Farmington, MI 48336 (810) 474-6400 (810) 474-6400 27500 Farmington Rd. Farmington Hills, MI 4833 (810) 474-6400 David Schostak Platinum Plus Checking account requires a $2,500 minimum opening deposit $10.00 per month service charge on accounts not meeting monthly balance requirements; Annual Percentage Yield (APY) shown is for a minimum deposit $2,500. The minimum opening deposit for IRA is $250, penalty for early withdrawal; the APY shown is for a minimum deposit of $250. 'APYs offered as of 01/13/95 and are subject to change without notice. FREE Municipal Bonds Listing Mark Schostak Receive Weekly Report Member SIPC 4GEdwards&Sonsfne, BOB MORIAN 336420 1400-365,920 T.J. MARBLE RESTORATION TAMAROFF BUICK • HONDA • NISSAN • IZUZU • DODGE New Used or Leasing Open Mon. & Thurs. Til 9 28585 TELEGRAPH ROAD ACROSS FROM TEL-12 Southfield Open Tues. , Wed. , Fri. 6 353.1300 "Bring your Marble back to life" call for an estimate 810-356-6430 Find It All In I The Jewish News Classifieds Call 354-5959 restaurant operations have grown to more than 40 locations, including 40 Burger King and Boston Chicken stores," Jerome Schostak said. In another management move, Robert Sher will become vice chairman of the board. Jerome Schostak says he will remain chairman and CEO and concentrate on "executive and policy matters, long-term strate- gies, development and growth op- portunities and on the successful implementation of business plans and operations." Schostak Brothers has prop- erties in Michigan, Indiana and Kentucky. Jerome Schostak, the compa- ny chairman, president and chief executive officer (CEO), has an- nounced that his sons Robert and David, who have been operating the company on a daily basis for several years, will now share the office of president and become chief operating officers (COO). "This means that a third gen- eration of Schostaks will assume the operating reins of the com- pany," said Jerome Schostak, who also announced that his son Mark will continue to concentrate on the development and expan- sion of the company's restaurant operations. "Under Mark's leadership, our family of mutual funds, called the Leadership Trust. It joins the Israel Opportuni- ties Fund in the B'nai B'rith Mu- tual Fund Investment Program. The funds are distributed by MDS Securities through region- al commercial banks. The Leadership Trust consists of one global and seven domestic mutual funds, each with a dis- tinctive investment objective. The funds include a global high-yield securities fund, an as- set management fund, a short/in- termediate U.S. government securities fund, an intermediate tax-free bond fund, a capital ap- preciation fund, a U.S. treasury money fund, a money market fund and a tax-free money fund. Bankers Trust Company of New York is serving as the lead investment adviser and custodi- an to the Leadership Trust. Although the fund is available to the general public, B'nai B'rith members will receive a discount on fund sales charges. To obtain a prospectus on the Leadership Trust, call the B'nai B'rith Mutual Fund Investment Program, (800) 655-1818. THE 1994 performance figures for the country's 2,359 mutual funds tracked by Lipper Analyt- ical Services are in, and the Amelia Earhart Eagle Equity Fund earned high grades. The fund, managed by Jill Travis, president and CEO of Southfield-based Amelia Earhart Capital Management, had a to- tal return of 17.7 percent. That ranked second of 564 growth funds (the average was minus 2.2 percent), sixth of 1,634 general stock funds (the average was minus 1.7 percent) and 18th of the 2,359 general and special- ized funds tracked by Lipper.