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ish sold during Passover in
„Michigan.
Ken Michaels of Greenfield
Noodles in Detroit, the distributor of
Streit's Matzah products, Mother's
and Rokeach gefilte fish, said Passover
is definitely the big time for matzah
and gefilte fish. During the season, he
distributes about 600 30-pound cases
of matzah, 500 cases of Mother's
_gefilte fish and 200 cases of Rokeach
canned gefilte fish. A non-Passover
week might net 10 cases each of
matzah and gefilte fish.
He added that Passover is not the
only big fish holiday. "It is Passover
and Rosh Hashanah when we sell
the gefilte fish," he said.
Restaurants do about equal
amounts of matzah business during
the off-season. "You go into the
Golden Mushroom or Excalibur
and they will have matzah in their
bread baskets," he said.
In the end, despite all of the has-
sles and hurdles, none of the grocery
stores said they could do without
Passover. In part, it is a profitable
time; but all said it is a service to
their Jewish customers.
"We are sensitive to the needs of
the Jewish community," Farmer
Jack's Coleman said. "This is part
of doing business. It is just good
business." fl

Notes

Sandra D. Glazier of West
Bloomfield has been appointed 1998-
1999 chair of the Oakland County
Bar Association's Family Court
Committee. She co-chaired the
Family Court Subcommittee of the
Oakland County Circuit Bench Bar
\-=Conferences in 1997 and 1998.
Glazier also has been awarded the
highest ranking from Martindale-
Hubbell directory of attorneys.

Judith Greenstone Miller has been
invited to testify as an expert on
bankruptcy law before two congres-
sional subcommittees in Washington,
D.C. She is a member of Clark Hill
PLC and chairs the Debtor/Creditor
Section of the Detroit Metropolitan
Bar Association.

Richard I. Loebl, has been elected a
principal in the Detroit office of the
law firm Miller, Canfield, Paddock
and Stone PLC. He practices in the

area of employee benefits, including
executive compensation and taxa-
tion.
Howard Iwrey, a partner in the law
firm of Honigman Miller Schwartz &
Cohn, has been appointed vice chair-
man of the State Bar of Michigan's
Antitrust, Trade Regulation and
Franchising Section.

Howard
Novetsky, a
certified resi-
dential special-
ist with Real
Estate One Inc.
in West
Bloomfield, has
received the
company's
President's
Council. of
Excellence
Diamond Level
Award. He has
consistently placed in the top 5 per-
cent of all agents in the nation.

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David B.
Lipski has
joined the firm
of Howard &
Howard
Attorneys PC
in Bloomfield
Hills. His
focus is com-
mercial litiga-
tion and real
estate law.

Ron Stone,
chairman of
Troy-based
Stone, August,
Medrich
Company, is
the recipient
of Wayne State
University's
1999 Homer
D. Strong
Award, the
highest service
award
bestowed by
the institution's Alumni
Association. Stone, a graduate of
Wayne's School of Business,
received this year's award for being
a major creative and administrative
figure in the design, development
and implementation of the current
unified alumni membership dues
system.

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