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Birmingham — Norm Lining

Power and Detroit Edison bills.
For information about show
hours and ticket prices, call the
sponsoring Builders Association
of Southeastern Michigan, (810)
737-4478.

810-646-8787

THE DEADLINE for complet-

West Bloomfield — Greg Kane

810-855-6644

bank
&trust

"We create solutions." o

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SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. PENALTY FOR EARLY WITHDRAWAL

Southfield — Charles Rollo

810-355-9831

Berkley — Todd Hegler

810-546-2590

FDIC
INSURED

Holli Hart Targan
HOLLI HART TARGAN has

opened a new law office dedicat-
ed primarily to the practice of
eleCtronic banking and business
law. "Electronic banking" is a
buzzword for the ways banks are
using computer technologies to
deliver services to their cus-
tomers.
Ms. Targan formerly served as
staff counsel at Michigan Na-
tional Bank, as an associate at
the law firm of Dykema Gossett,
and as staff attorney at the Office
of the Comptroller of the Cur-
rency in Washington, D.C. She is
a cum laude graduate of the
Wayne State University Law
School.
Her new office is located at
30955 Northwestern Highway,
Suite 200, Farmington Hills, MI
48334. The phone number is
(810) 855-0310.

MARS ADVERTISING, which

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is headed by president Marilyn
Barnett, has been selected the
creative agency of record for the
Farmer Jack supermarket chain.
Mars has been headquartered in
Southfield for more than 20
years.

DISCOUNT family tickets for

K Lizazi

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Custom Made Suits From $495

Detroit's Premiere Custom Clothier Since 1949

Benchmade Suits • Custom Made Suits • Custom Made Shirts
• Custom Alterations • Accessories •

271 MERRILL • BIRMINGHAM

Gary Wettenstein and Sheila Blum

Over 30 Years Combined Experience

(810) 646-0535

the 77th annual International
Builders Home, Flower and Fur-
niture Show, which will be held
March 18-26 at the Cobo Confer-
ence-Exhibition Center in down-
town Detroit, are available at
Farmer Jack supermarkets. They
cost $9 and admit two adults and
accompanying children.
In other ticket deals for the
show, Frank's is offering free ad-
mission coupons for Monday,
March 20, and discount admis-
sion coupons were mailed to
homeowners in their Consumers

ed applications to be submitted
in the search for the 100 fastest-
growing privately-held compa-
nies in Michigan is Wednesday,
March 15.
Companies with the highest
rates of revenue growth over the
last five years will be ranked this
spring in the 10th annual in-
stallment of the Michigan Private
100.
These firms also will be hon-
ored at the Michigan Private 100
banquet during the 13th annu-
al Michigan Small Business Day
Conference on Wednesday, May
10, at Detroit's Atheneum Hotel.
The Michigan office of Roney
& Co. and the Detroit public and
financial relations firm of
Durocher/Dixson/Werba are con-
ducting the search. To secure a
nomination form, call
Durocher/Dixson/Werba, (313)
259-7414.

MICHIGAN DESSERT Corpo-

ration in Royal Oak was one of
a record 21 companies which re-
ceived more than $21.2 million in
SBA 504 business expansion
loans from the Oakland County
Local Development Company
(LDC) in 1994. The LDC's
$575,450 loan to Michigan
Dessert was for the purchase and
renovation of the firm's new
building.

MANY DOWN'T'OWN Rochester

shops will be open longer hours
starting Saturday, April 1. Stores
displaying yellow-and-blue "Open
Late and Sundays" window signs
will be open Thursdays and Fri-
days until 9 p.m. and Sundays
from noon to 5 p.m.

EL AL Israel Airlines reported a

profit of $14 million for fiscal year
1994. It was the ninth consecu-
tive profitable year for El Al,
which has emerged from re-
ceivership and is in the process
of being privatized.

SELF-PUBLISHING will be

discussed at a free panel discus-
sion scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Tues-
day, March 14, at the Bloomfield
Township Library.
Sponsored by the Cranbrook
Writers' Guild, the program fea-
tures authors Leon Linderman

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