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Chanukah: Salvations, Miracles, and Wonders. The Lubavitcher Rebbediscusses the wording of the Al HaNissim prayer.

From Our Readers

A selection of letters we have received that we would like to pass on to you.

Keeping Kosher

The Making of Cholov Yisrael Cheese. Why are Cholov Yisrael cheeses expensive? Rabbi Don Yoel Levy discusses the difficult production processforthese cheeses.

Proflle

Operation Survival: A Jewish Answer to a New Jewish Problem. A hidden problem emerges: alcoholism and drug addiction in the Jewish community. Ann D. Levi focuses on a group working to combat this epidemic. Sidebar: Clinical Look at the Problem of Chemical Dependency.

Health 15

Denial. Prominent psychiatrist Rabbi Dr. Abraham Twerski analyzes the crux of addiction: the refusal to admit to it. 20

From Our Kitchen

Rivkah Katzen has some delectable Chanukah recipes. 24

Feature

What to Think (and Say) About the Abortion Issue. Ira Axeirod, noting that Judaism prohibits abortion, proposes that Jews get involved in attempting to overturn its legality. 26

Feature

Who Is A Jew? Some Common Sense Without Panic. Dr. David Lazerson discusses the tragedies of intermarriage and improper conversions. 29

Living

Returning to Work: The New Mom’s Dilemma. What is the ideal time or is there any for a new mother to return to her job? Nechama Stein provides guidelines. 31

Health

The Working Mom in a Torah Society. Miriam Biber, Ph.D., discusses the conflicts presented to the observant woman who w~rks outside the home. 36 It’s Healthy and It’s Kosher. Nasoya Foods, makers of tofu products, is genuinely concerned about the kosher consumer. Sydney Aaba fmds Nasoya’s selections appetizing indeed. 39

Social Work: A Torah Profession. Dr. Rashi Shapiro makes the case that social workers, more than similar professionals, are attuned to religious life. 41

Books

A number of enjoyable children’s books have recently been published. R. Schiller reviews. 43

Feature

Never Pay Retail Again! Sara Gardnerisback with bargaindesigner clothing,just in time for Chanukah. 46

Salvatlons, Miracles, and Wonders

By The LUBAVITCHER REBBE, SHLITA

the three above terms.

Dunng the eight days of

Chanukah, the kindling of the festive lights is followed by the prayer of HaNeiros Halalu. The prayer begins with the words: “Wekindle these lights [to commemorate] the salvations, miracles, and wonders which You performed for our forefathers in those days .“ It concludes: “. so that we may offer thanks and praise to Your great Name for Your miracles, for Your wonders, and for Your salvations.”

We observe that the order of the wording used at the beginning of the prayer, “salvations, miracles, and wonders,” changes at theconclusion ofthe prayer to “miracles, wonders, and salvations.” Why the change?

The prayer of HaNeiros Halalu comprises two parts. The first part speaks of the three forms miracles, wonders, salvations which were “performed for our forefathers in those days.” The. conclusion of the prayer emphasizes our emotional response of “offering thanks and praise to YourgreatName” forhaving made those miraculous and wondrous events come to pass.

Chronologically, the “miracles” of the festival of Chanukah were preceded by “salvations” and were follows by “wonders.” Concerning our emotional response, “miracles” elicit the most obvious response of “thanks and praise,” followed by “wonders” and finally “salvations.”

The reason this is so will be understood by first considering the difference among

In order for a person to be assured of victory when fighting his equal, he mustbe blessed with G-d’s help and salvation, for in the natural course of events sometimes one person wins and sometimes the other triumphs. However, G-d’s assistance and salvation notwithstanding, winning such a victory may seem to have occurred entirely by natural means.

A miracle, however, is surely involved when a totally outnumbered and much weaker force emerges victorious over its enemy; in the natural course of events a puny force cannotvanquish its much more formidable foe a miracle must occur.

Wonders refer to those occurrences which, while not being clear-cut miracles, nevertheless arouse astonishment and wonder in the eyes ofthe beholder. While these events may not be miracles, they are still beyond the pale of the ordinary.

The beginning of the Chanukah saga, the Hasmonean victory over the Greek soldiers in Modi’in, involved one small force opposing another; Mattisyahu and his sons overwhelmed the small local Greek garrison.2 While G-d’s help and salvation were surely involved, in no way was this an obvious miracle.

Later on, when the greatly outnumbered and much weaker Jewish army vanquished the mighty army of Antiochus,3 it was evident to all that a miracle had occurred and that “G-d stood by them in their time ofdistressand waged their battle.”4

When the Hasmoneans finally routed

the Greeks, they entered the Holy Temple and found only one cruse of untainted olive oil with which to kindle the menorah.3 This phenomenon, that one cruse should remain pure while all the others were defiled, was “wondrous” indeed. Although an argument could be made that a miracle was involved, it was also possible thatthe Greeksjusthappened to overlook that cruse of oil. Therefore, this event was not a “miracle” but a “wonder.” Hence the order “salvations, miracles, and wonders.”

When it comes to our emotional reaction to these events the conclusion of the HaNeiros Halatau prayer the order of the wording changes in line with our emotional response: We are initially moved by clearly evident miracles, andfor these we “thank and praise Him.” Only after further contemplation are we able to realize that the hand of G-d is also involved in “wonders” and even in “salvations.”

Based on Likkutei Sichos, Vol. XV, pp. 366-369.

1. The prayer as quoted herefollows thetext of Tractate Soferim 20:6; Tur, Orach Chain, 676; Siddur Admor HaZaken. In many other Siddurim there are textual variations.

2. Yosipun, ch. 20

3. See Megillas Antiochus, Midrash Chanukah.

4. Text of Al HaNissim recited on Chanukah.

5. Shabbos 21b.

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Hitting Home

Ira Axeirod hit the nail on the head in his article “Bringing Up Mommy and Daddy” (Shavuos 1989). Unfortunately, even in our religious community, which tends to go largely unaffected by the more harmful trends in society, too many parents seem to have lost touch with what really counts inlifeandwhatistheicingon the cake.

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®EEPING ®OSHER

By RABBI DON YOEL LEVY

he fact is that the production ofCholov Yisrael cheese is quite complicated, as every step in the production must be closely monitored. A mashgiach must be present from the milking until the cheese is packaged. The yield of cheese from milk is approximately 10%. This means that for every 100 pounds ofcheese you need 1,000 pounds of milk. Therefore, more milk is needed than in the production of regular milk.

We were recently involved in overseeing the production of French cheeses, and a description of that procedure will help shed light on the general issue of Cholov Yisrael cheeses. In order to produce cheese, the ingredients required other than milk are starter culture, enzymes,and, in the case of French cheeses, a pencillum candidum. The starter culture a bacteria used for the starting process to convert milk into cheese is produced in Copenhagen, Denmark. For this we went to the factory to be certain that all ingredients used in the growth of the bacteria were indeed kosher.

One of the ingredients used is a dairy

ingredient. Consequently, steps had to be taken to assure that this product be suitable for use in Cholov Yisrael products. This involves a complicated process used to replace the non Cholov Yisrael ingredient with a Cholov Yisrael ingredient.

Next comes the enzyme used in the actual hardening of the cheese. Traditionally this has come from the stomach of a nursing calf. Of course this would present various problems as to kashrus. A solution would be to obtain it from a kosher slaughtered calf. It would also have to be produced in a special way so as to avoid any problems of milk and meat. To produce such an enzyme is complicated and costly. Modern technology has developed a substitute for the above enzyme. This product is also produced in Copenhagen. We visited the factory, and after a thorough investigation determined the product to be acceptable.

Brie cheese uses a product called pencillum candidum. This is the white growth on the outside of the cheese. Not too many factories produce this highly specialized product. We

e are often approached with a very simple, yet good, question: Why does Cholov Yisrael cheese cost more than other cheese?

e visited two factories producing the pencillum candidum both of them in Germany.

visited two factories producing the pencillum candidum both of them in Germany. One factory was using ingredients that rendered it unfit for use in Cholov Yisrael products. The other factory’s product was fit for use in Cholov Yisrael items.

I would like to emphasize that we have received requests to certify the pencillum candidum for Pesach. At the present we are going to great extremes to produce it for Passover, but have thus far not had positive results. We have attempted to discern how similar products are produced Kosher L’Pesach in Europe, but have been unsuccessful so far.

After all the above had been resolved we were able to visit the factory and set up procedure for this production of Cholov Yisrael cheese. The milking was done in the presence of a mashgiach. The equipment was kashered according to ALL halachic opinions, without relying on any leniencies. The production itselfrequired sometime for the growth of the pencillum. Then the cheese had to be isolated and properly marked, sealed, etc., in order to avoid any confusion with non-Cholov Yisrael cheese.

All ofthe above was carefully monitored by our expert mashgiach Reb Yaakov Bellefeldt, who has worked for years in the production of Cholov Yisrael products. Of course, all the production procedures were set up by myself, after visiting all of the above facilities.

In summation, in order to produce the above product we had to visit Denmark, Germany, and France BEFORE we could even consider staring production. Then a mashgiach had to be present for the milking, kashering, and production. The production takes long hours and about two weeks.

One can now appreciate the extra costs incurred in the production of Cholov Yisrael cheese. While one’s first reaction at observing the high prices charged for Cholov Yisrael cheese is likely to be dismay, its manufacture is difficult.

a Quality In 140 C I ccitl ii

Tin issuing kosher certification, we will, in this article,

o help our readers better understand what is involved in elaborate upon the inspection of a plant.

We will use a margarine plant as an example. From this we will see the many problems arising injust one plant.

Margarine is basically an imitation butter. In order for margarinetobeidentified asa substitute, itmustlook, feel, and taste like butter. Alsoimportantisitsnutritional value. Since it is produced from oil, we use hardened hydrogenated oil. Ths inunediately warns usofthepossibility ofcontamination withanimal fats. With this in mind, one can see that problems exist on boats, trucks, trains, wagons, factories, ctc.—anyfacilityassociatedwithoilfactories.

This topic has been discussed at length in previousissues. Tooursorrow, verylittle is being done atpresent to rectify theboatproblem. Infact,theoppositeistrue—itis getting worse.

After ascertaining the kasbrus of the oil used, we come to the emulsifiers. Margaiinescontain water, which will not mix with oil;hencetheneedforemulsiflers arises. Thesecanbe ofeither animal orvegetablesource.Eventhevegetabletypesare produced on equipment used for the production ofanimal emulsiflers~ Here, again, the situation leaves much to be desired.

(In a future issue we will present an analysis of the general principles governing the use of cheese in the kosher home.)

The kashering ofemulsifier plants isverydifficult. This is due totheoily natureof the product. It is difficult to properly clean, as well as kasher, this equipment. Therefore, all sorts ofkulos leniencies are used to kasher thisequipment We hope to discuss this at a future time.

Ofcourse, margarine should taste like butter. This involves us withtheproblem of kosher flavors. One of the popular flavors used is dairy.

Coloring and vitamins used in margarine can contain gelatin.

Another point to check is ifthe product is pareve or dairy. Some margarines use powdered milk, whey,orablend ofbutterandmargarine.These,ofcourse,aredairy.

A butter plant I recently visited was packing lard-based margarine andbutter on the same equipment.

Some yearsago, a margarine plantdownsouth whichwascertifiedkosher(notby the OK) desired to pack margarine with the OK on the label. Subsequent investigation showed us many areas of cross-contamination with lard-based margarine. This same equipment was being used from beginning to end for koshercertified margarine and lard-based margarine. This included piping pumps, mixing tanks, votators,etc. Votatorsaremachinesusedtoinjectgasinto theoil.Thisservesto “fluff up” the hardened oil. These are very hard to clean and kasher. Ofcourse, we did NOT approve the use of this factory.

My father, O.E.M., didnot createa scandalasothers would have. Rather,ha saw to it that the problem was rectified so that the consumer public received a 100% kosher product

This factory was NOT under OK certification. However, he found it necessary only to rectify the problem and not tocapitalizeonsomeoneelse’sproblems. There are many more unpublicized instances where he did the same.

Of course, margarine should taste like butter. This involves us with the problem of kosher flavors. One of the popular flavors used is dairy.

From Silver Screen to Silverstein

By ROCHELLE MARUCH MILLER

When it comestotalent, SimoneSilverstein certainly has more than her share.

The petite, brown-eyed Silverstein’s resume reads like a Who’s Who. She first entered show business as a child, studied ballet, and went on to become a trained gymnast. Then Simone set her sight on aseriouscareerin acting, because,asshe puts it, “I feltI had something to sayto theworld.” She succeeded once again, winning a starring role in Nadia, a television movie-of-the-week.

But since becoming observant several years ago, Simone has elected to channel her talents in other directions. She narrated the muchacclaimed Shabbos Treats That Grew cassette, and produced and narrated the new hit Eli and Ohr The Musical.

would a fast-rising star give all up to become observant?

“I was fortunate in becoming so successful at such an early age. I had’the opportunity of seeing people who have worked for 20, 30 years to become successful but whose lives were devoid ofany joy or happiness. Often they’d have beautiful homes, fancy cars but thatwas all there was to their lives. Everything that they had strived for had already been achieved, and there was nothing to look forward to anymore.

entertainment.

“I saw movie stars andfamous athletes, all rich and successful, but all searching for something that seemed to be missing. Their lives were generally unstable; hardly any of them were capable of staying married. This was definitely not the sort of life style that I wanted.

“My agent was constantly sending me on auditions for shows like KnoisLandingandsoap operas, but I wouldn’t even consider reading for them. I just couldn’t identify with the parts for which I was auditioning; these women were portrayed as dishonest, adulterous.

“This became a turning point for me I decided that an acting career wasn’t what I thought it would be. I found those auditions demeaning, and I found my jobs few and far between if I only waited to play honest and righteous women. At this point someone introduced me to the voiceover world, which seemed to be more parve and less harmful.”

Throughout the span of her career Simone went on to star in over 30 radio and television commercials, lending her distinctive voice to sell a variety of products.

She feels that there is a definite need within the Torah community for professionally produced and packaged children’s

Back in those days she was known professionally as Simone Blue (shortened from Bluestein). She had studied Shakespeare at Oxford, graduated from the University of California at Irvine, and studied privately with some ofHollywood’s most renowned instructors. She had appeared in various TV shows before landing her leading role in Nadia.

Critics lauded her performance as the best friend of Rumanian gymnast Nadia Comaneci. “In fact,” Simone confides, “girls who have seen the movie still stop me on the street to tell me how much they enjoyed it. It’s good family entertainment nothing objectionable at all.”

Indeed, producing quality entertainment for children isofparamount importance to Simone. She feels thatthere is a definite need within the Torah community for material that is creative, interesting, and educational.

“I was very dissatisfied with the material that was on the market,” explained Simone, “with the exception of

Shmuel Kunda, who’s a great talent. I feel that ba’alei ieshuvah such as myself are making a very positive contribution to YiddishkeiL We’re bringing in the arts, music, and appreciation as to what is needed in these areas.

“I’d like to get children to feel good about themselves, and to express their creativity, within a Torah perspective. Tapes such as Shabbos Treats That Grew and Eli and Ohr were created with this in mind. Shabbos Treats was a tremendous success; in fact, I meet parents who tell me they enjoy listening to it almost as much as their children do. And I’m especially proud of Eli and Ohr it represents everything that I’veever wanted a children’s cassette to be.”

Indeed, Silverstein’s latest venture has been hailed by leading Torah educators, parents, and children as a remarkable production, teaching values to children of all ages while providing superb entertainment.

Mirele osenberger Making Musical Magic

or Mirele Rosenberger, becoming observant was a gradual process that led to a remarkable selfdiscovery. “It was something I had to do on my own, and I had to be absolutely certain that I was ready for it. But once I made the final commitment to Yiddishkeit, it was something that I did wholeheartedly.”

It was her husband who first embraced Orthodoxy, and not until five years later did Mirele decide to follow suit. The amiable mother of seven, who holds a degree in music from Hunter College andaccompanied modem dance classes, went through several stages prior to becomingfrum.

“Through my husband’s learning,”she says, “I couldn’t help picking up tidbits and ideas. When I was in labor with my firstchild, I realized thatthere must be a G-d for us to experience the miracle ofbirth. It was as close as one

could get to the Creator.

“I remember one Shabbos in 1975, while my husband was in sliul I opened up a siddurathomeandstarted to cry. Something touched me * I didn’t know what it was at the time. I felt that there must be something there, but I put it aside.”

Mirele put these feelings aside for another year.Thenherbabybecameill, and Mirele was dissatisfied with the cold, abrupt manner of her pediatrician. Upon the recommendation of the rabbi with whom her husband studied, she began using Dr. Robert Feldman as her child’s doctor.

“What a difference he made,” exclaims Mirele. “He was so patient, and really cared about my baby. He used to call me up any time and ask how the baby was doing. I was so affected that I burst into tears. After speaking to Dr. Feldman, Ifelt thatI’d

been given a gift from Hasheni, and I wanted to give Him something back. So I started to take on one of the mitzvoL

“Miriam, the doctor’s wife, taught me Aleph-bais. I used to drive to the Bronx atthat time,welived in New Rochelle. I began lighting candles, but made sure that my husband never saw me do it. Istill needed to have my own space and make the transition gradually. Soon my husband gave me an ultimatum: Move to Crown Heights or else!”

Understandably, Mirele was apprehensive. Although she and her husband had been to Crown Heights before, she balked at the thought of living there. It would mean a total change inher lifestyle,andshewasstill unsure of her feelings. Her reluctance was augmentedbyacertainexperience

Simone as a gymnast in Nadia.

Says Simone, “I loved doing the tape. It was a truly exhilarating experience. I enjoyed being able to work together with my husband Avraham on a professional basis he was my co-producer and helped me tremendously. And Mirele [Rosenberger] what can I say? She’s a musical genius! (see box). We spent over 50 hours putting everything together including rehearsal and recording time. I hired the child singers and coached them, and hired the other actors for narration. Besides narrating, I chose the special sound effects and music.

“Mirele and I are a perfect team we work together beautifully, and communicate really well. After I received the script and approved it, I gave Mirele the words, and shecame up with thesongs. The end result is fantastic!”

Says Mirele Rosenberger, “I felt a tremendous amount of artistic freedom and was able to really develop my work. Our goal was to give children a taste ofall different types of music, from classical to

that occurred there after one Shabbos.

“It was frightening,” she confides. “There were police everywhere with machineguns surrounding ourbuilding Sunday morning. A man had taken a little gfrl hostage. The police kept telling us to duck, Lying on the floor, I swore I’d never live in Crown Heights.

“But eventually we did. I was the one who made thedecision. Something beyond logic toldme, ‘Thisisw erewe should be.’ We found a perfect apartment on Sterling Street, andhada wonderful shidduch with the landlord. In fact, we’ve been living there ever since. I loved the warmth and congeniality of the neighbors. Everyone made us feel welcome from the start.

“When we first moved to Crown Heights, Istillwasnotcommittedin my heart to YiddishkeiL Whenever Icame home, the first thing I’d do was takeoff my sheitel and put on a pair ofpants. But I began studying privately with a friend. That reall~’ brought a change

inside of me. We met three times a weekat herhouse,andsometimesafter discussing Torah we’d feel several inches off the grouncL

“Idecided togive myselfachance to feel something other than what I had 4 allowed myselftofeel.Judaismteaches us to ‘kick out’ un-G-dly thoughtsfrom our minds. So I ‘kicked out’ the hesitation aboutembracingTorah, and whatfilled me instead was awonderful sense of truth inside Torah.

“We do choose our own reality, depending upon what thoughts we entertain and give energy to. I realized that there is so muchmore to existence than what we perceive.”

A gifted musician and composer, Mirele Rosenberger is singing star Rutbi Navon’s pianistandconductor,and writer of many of her songs, appears in concert throughout the world. She is the talent responsible for the lovely melodies ofEli and Ohr, all of which are fast becoming family favorites.

The Silversteins Avraham, Bruryah, and Simone.

by ~0fF0 1.ebo GoWieb

Songs written & arranged by: Mirele Rosenberger produced & directed by Simone Silverstein

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That ~ur t of Everlasting l~vor ort Wali g for!

It takes a moment or two for the refreshing MiNT & FRUIT flavor ofUNGUM sugarless gum to come through, but the delicious taste will last and last!

contemporary, and baruch Hashem we succeeded. If parents like it as much as the children, then I know that we’ve got a hit. That’s what Eli and Ohr is all about.”

Rosenberger’s seven original songs are sure to become classics. Although Eli and Ohr is intended for younger children, older ones will enjoy it as well, identifying with the endearing characters while gleaning from their exemplary middos. The song “Yagatee U’Matzasee” (“I Worked Hard and Succeeded”) takes this important Torah concept and brings it to life. The song “Shabbos is Coming Soon” a favorite ofSimone’s baby Bruryah imbues children with an appreciation and anticipation of Shabbos.

How does Simone find the time amid her busy schedule to produce and direct tapes? “It’s very difficult. Dinner isn’t always ready on the table, and I’ve often got a pileup oflaundry. But I’ve never lost sight ofmy priorities spending precious time with my husband and daughter, and getting Shabbos ready in time. Avraham’s a talented artist, and when we worked together on Eli and Ohr we took thebaby along. So I was able to spend a good deal of time with them both.”

lAtely, Sarah Chana, as Simone now prefers to becalled, has made further use of her myriad talents by teaching classes in gymnastics and movement to children and adults at a gym. She says, “They find the program invigorating and beneficial healthwise.”

Her transition from the secular to the Orthodox world was helped along by Machon Chana Institute for Women and such rabbis as Zalman Rosenblum, Manis Friedman, and Shlomo Majesky. Clearly, she has found her niche within the frum Jewish community.

But make no mistake about it. Simone’s talents notwithstanding, there is a rolethat she holds particularly dear. “It’s fulfilling to be a wife and mother, and I am content with my life. I’m very proud of my husband he’s been learning in kollelfor the past few years. What made me decide to do the tape was the desire to fill agapin the Jewish music scene.”

Written by YalTa Leba Gottlieb and illustrated by Aidel Backman, Eliand Ohr is the charming story of Eli, a fisherman, who is accompanied by his young friends Toby and Dov on an adventure on Fisherman’s Knot Island. Their Erev Shabbos story will make heartwarming reading for years to come.

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By ANN D. LEVI

he effects of Operation Survival are being felt throughout Brooklyn, and in some cases as far away as the midwest, where families of Brooklyn drug addicts and alcoholics anxiously hope that competent help is finally on the way for loved ones who have had nowhere to turn.

he project a joint Jewish-black effort that is the first of its kind in the nation zeroes in on alcoholism and drug addiction with a two-track outreach program, simultaneously penetrating the Jewish populations through community programs and other education techniques. Its leaders are concerned with the rising tide of substance abuse and its related crimes and community problems.

Administrators of Operation Survival have faced intense internal resistance, and in some cases actual rage, from their constituents to the goal of cooperating on the program, but the effort seems to have paid off.

A Multi-Faceted Approach

Operation Survival sends outreach workers into both public and private schools (yes, that means yeshivos, too), holds an annual Community Conference, and sponsors special seminars for residents, students, and other

professionals who work in the social services field.

Often, top-level administrators of the schools are resistant. Michoel Behrman, Executive Director of Operation Survival, says denial is one of the worst problems he has to deal with at the administrative level. “Who wants to admit that drugs are available andareactivelybeing bought and sold in their yeshiva day school? What would the parents say? Which families would want theirchild togo toaschool thathas a ‘drug problem’?”

Frequently frustrated by administrators who would rather ignore the problem than deal with it, Behrman says that in these cases the best way is not always the most direct way.

Behrman is also called upon to educate families who don’t know what to do or how to deal with members who are addicted to drugs or alcohol. “It’s a very touchybusiness,” he says. “It takes enormous courage foran Orthodox wife or husband or parent or, for that matter, any ‘significant other’ to come in and ‘blow the whistle,’ so to speak.”

Once the problem has actually been

Most of us in the Orthodox Jewish community would prefer to think that drug and alcohol addiction are problems found only in the inner city, only among blacks or Hispanics, or only among the more secular, less observant Jews.

verbalized, counselors at Operation Survival presept the options and begin to deal with the family member involved. Referrals to treatment facilities are often made; sometimes they’re accepted, sometimes not.

“An addict usually has to hit rock bottom before he or she is willing to admit that the habit is out ofcontrol,” notes Zee Rocker, the program’s community educator for the Orthodox population and a certified alcohol abuse counselor (CAC).

Counselors often suggest that the family members try toget the addict to attend AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) or NA (Narcotics Anonymous) meetings. These organizations are comprised of the people

who have “been there” and who know what works and what doesn’t. Using a 12-step recovery program, AA and NA work to help theaddictdeal with his orher addiction be it to alcohol or to drugs— on a day-to-day, hour-to-hour basis. Both groups often hold “open meetings”as well, to enable those who wish to learn more about the problem to hear first-hand from people “in recovery” what it’s like to tryto break out of a dependency. In addition, there are meetings for significant others, to help them learn to deal with the addict as well as with their own issues surrounding the problem, by such groups as Nar-Anon, Al-Anon, Al-Ateen (for teenagers), and Al-Atot (for youngsters.)

Taking a Clinical Look at the

enial is the worst problem facing the Jewish community in dealing with the potential plague of drug abuse in our schools and neighborhoods.

Known as the “disease of entitlement” or the “disease of intellectualization,” chemical dependencycannot exist without an enabler a person who may, unwittingly, be helping or “enabling” the victim to deny and thus continue to indulge his addiction. The enabler’s own denial and defense mechanisms mayblock any acknowledgment of his or her loved one’s problem, may allow that victim to abdicate responsibility for his own actions, or may in other ways ‘enable’ him to continue.

Among Jewish families, the first line of defense in a crisis situation such as this is often the traditional “It can’t happen to me” syndrome. This, unfortunately, plays right into the hands of the drug dealers, who quietly spread their poison among our children a process which can begin with a single unhappy, discontented adolescent.

Without understanding the nature of this horrendous threat to our children’s future, however, we will never be able to battle its deadly effects. L.et us then takean

objective, clinical look at the disease of chemical dependency.

Qiemical Dependency

Chemical dependency is a multi-faceted disease, according to Dr. Jay Holder, a toxicologist one who specializes in studying poisons and drugs.

Several components exist in thisdisease. It has, for instance, been compared to diabetes by some medical professionals, in that it is a metabolic disease. “The American Medical Association more than a decade ago classified chemical dependency as a medical disease,” notes Dr. Holder, “making it much easier for sufferers to afford treatment. Almost all major medical insurance policies today provide for the treatment of chemical dependency in residential treatment programs that deal with thiscomponent of the disease as well as others,” he says.

Among the other components of this disease are a well-developed denial system, usually a complement to low selfesteem. This is found predominantly in families that are somewhat dysfunctional, adds Dr. Holder.

“There is clinical evidence today to prove that chemical dependency is genetic

again, likened to diabetes,” he asserts, “and let’s not get hung up on ‘There were no alcoholics or drug addicts in my family.’”

There are actually five primary human addictions: chemical (alcohol, drugs, and cigarettes), gambling, work, sex, and people-pleasing (compulsion to be liked by everyone to the point of total selfsacrifice). Interestingly enough, although chemical dependency is a genetic disease, passing on a silent predisposition to chemical dependency from generation to generation, for some unknown reason it is not a disease which affects the mentally retarded in fact, more often than not, victims who suffer with chemical dependency are highly intelligent.

Hope For the Future

Dr. Holder maintains that professional treatment has been proven over and over to be totally successful, citing “millions of people in this country that have gone into treatment in residential programs and who are successfully recovering today.”

It would be incorrect to assume that substance abuse is a behavior precipitated solely by an inherent or genetic biochemical disorder or mental illness. Rather, many individuals whom we can

Special Agent Robert Stutman

Jewish Denial

In the Jewish community in particular, denial is at its very worst when it comes to drug and alcohol addiction.

“Not my kid,” the typical well-educated Jewish parent says confidently unable to believe that such a thing could happen so close to home. And yet, it does. A lot. More often than we might realize. More often than anyone might be willing to talk about. More often than Jewish parents, educators, professionals, business leaders, or even rabbis might really want to know.

Most of us in the Orthodox Jewish community would prefer to think that drug and alcohol addiction are problems found only in the inner city.

Problem of Chemical Dependency

identify as having a serious drug abuse problem are basically healthy people having to cope with external pressures for which they were not effectively prepared in life. It is these people, already physically predisposed to chemical dependency, who then become caught in the web of addiction when they turn to drugs as a means of escape.

The extent of the psychiatric component among the chemically dependent is a little less than 10 percent, according to Dr. Holder. These people are termed “dually diagnosed” and assuch are treated in special dual diagnosis treatment centers. “Obviously, if chemical dependency itself had a psychiatric component which it does not the term would not be dual diagnosis,” he comments. “They are two separate problems.”

A Family Disease

Chemical dependency is also known as a ‘familial’ disease, in that the dependents the ‘significant others’ in theaddict’s life suffer as much, if not more, than the addict. They too require treatment, says Dr. Holder. “The addict stands a 20

percent chance of successful recovery if family codependents enter treatment as well, usually in one or two week-long family sessions with the center that is treating the addict,” he says. Groups such as Families Anonymous, Al-Anon, and Nar-Anon, which parallel self-help groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA), are important factors in the ongoing recovery of the entire family. Such groups today have branched out to service the younger family members as well; Al-Ateen and Al Atot have made the differenceformany of today’s beleaguered children and tomorrow’s potential addicts, since chemical dependency is a genetic disease.

“Tough Love”

One of the most important ways for a family to deal with a victim of chemical dependency is to maintain enough strength and integrity to refuse to continue the enabling process. For Jewish families in particular, this can be a living nightmare, since it is a cultural given that Jewish families are tight-knit and supportive. In many families, this translates into the destructive enabling process.

“We had a religious Jew in treatment,” notes Dr. Holder, “who walked out ofour

center a few days after coming in. He was able to do thatbecause hecould —sand did tap into his familysystem. The parents were told at the very beginning that when he calls to tell horror stories in order toget out of treatment please, please don’t send him a ticket home. Ifyou send it, he willgo back to the streets; you mayas well buy his drugs for him after you buy him the ticket, so he won’t be on the street.” It’s probably the most difficult task a parent ever has to face; to see his or her child in agony and have to say no. “Tough love isstopping the enabling process. And that is tough for everyone involved. In thiscase, the parents just weren’t strong enough. And their son is still on the streets a year later. Maybe when he ‘bottoms out’ we’ll beable to help him. Maybe not;by then it maybe too late?’

Dr. Holder emphasizes that his priority is to save lives. “We know that medically, as well as from a practical standpoint, chemical dependency can be a terminal disease. Every single person who goes untreated and who is addicted to moodaltering substances including alcohol dies. On the way, that person makes a couple of stops; jail, institutions, and then death.

“There is no future for the untreated addict.”

“The problem is, nice kids DO do drugs,” contends Stutman.

It’s one ofthe biggest adult myths about drug abuse, says Special Agent Robert Stutman. “It goes something like this: ‘Nice kids don’t do drugs.’ I’ve heard that line a thousand times in my career. And you know what? Nice kids do do drugs. Fat kids, skinny kids, Hispanics, blacks, Jews, Catholics any kids. There is no correlation between intellect and niceness, and drug use. Some of the nicest kids I haveever methave useddrugs and some of the biggest jerks I have ever known have never smoked marijuana. One thing has nothing to do with the other.” Stutman is the Special Agent in Charge of the New York Field Division of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), U.S. Justice Department.

The New York Field Division is the largest in the country, and Stutman is privileged to have a $1 million price tag on his head,courtesyofthe Medellin Cartel of Colombia, one of the biggest cocaine rackets in the world.

According to the special agent, drug use anddenialcutacrossall party lines. “Every one of us can think of a reason why we can’t get involved with drugs. ‘I’m too Jewish, I’m too professional, I’m a doctor, a lawyer’ everyone always comes up with these tremendous reasons why their family can’t get involved. And yet, 60% of the high school students in this country have gotten involved so you don’thave to be a statistical genius to wonder where all these kids arecoming from. The answer is, they’re coming from all of us.”

Stutman recently addressed 70 young men and women from top colleges and universities across the U.S. and Canada at the Ivy League Torah Study Program, in the Catskill Mountains. The summer seminar, sponsored by Operation Survival, was part of the program’s ongoing effort to educate as many people as possible about the ever-increasing incidence of substance abuse.

Facing the students and staff members, Stutman admitted thataccessibility isabig part of the problem. “But that will never really end,” he said. “If you were to destroy every cocaine-producing poppy plant in the world today, by next week someonewill have found a way to produce cocaine synthetically, I guarantee you.”

Stutman stressed that only a proper drug and alcohol education program in the schools, beginning at an early age, can ultimately stem the tide.

OfEveryone Is Affected

course, ultimately we are all affected by substance abuse. The dealer who approaches our kids on the streetor in the schools, who sells a vial of crack for a few dollars, makes it easy for a curious child to get started and then hooked. The addict who must have that next “fix”

It could be the captain of the flight you’re on as you settle down to relax for a five-hour trip across the Atlantic. He’s relaxed too, thanks to that lovely white powder, and he knows he’s got it all under control, so he may not pay too much attention to those annoying little details that can sometimes drive a pilot up a wall with concern.

It could be anyone. The surgeon who’s about to do open heart surgery on your best friend. The family doctor who checks your children when they’re sick. Your child’s teacher. Anyone.

It is true that there are only individual instances reported in the right-wing Orthodox yeshiva system, but the numbers are rising rapidly in the Modem Orthodox day schools.

Jewish Response Sluggish

But unfortunately very little is being done so far to combat the problem on a Jewish level, per se. There are several groups, however, that have broken the silence surrounding the issue. JACS (Jewish Alcoholics Chemically Dependent and Significant Others) is one organization that runs several retreats per year in the Catskill Mountains for recovering Jewish addicts and codependents.

eventually becomes hooked enough and desperate enough to pull together the price in any way he can. Any way, no matter how stupid, degrading, or illegal, becomes simply another way to make it through the day. The user might be that nice Wall Street broker who hurries through your investments so he can get at that little package in his pocket. Or worse, maybe he’s finished the package just before he’s gone ahead with your next $50,000 purchase he’s cheerful enough, but hisjudgment is probablyjust a weebit off.

Rabbi Avraham Twerski, a wellknown Orthodox psychiatrist, is another warrior in the fight against addiction. He heads an alcohol and drug rehabilitation facility in Pennsylvania and is very active in overcoming Jewish resistance to the 12step program of recovery. But very few people areeven aware that the problemsof drug and alcohol addiction are affecting us where it hurts the most: our children. Operation Survival is another one of the few Jewish organizations to actually don the battle gear and get down into the dirty trenches to do something.

But here, too, publicity is a problem. You’re damned if you do, notes National Conference for the Furtherance of Jewish Education Executive Vice President Rabbi Jacob J. Hecht, and damned if you don’t.

“If you tell parents that you’re sending

It could be anyone. The surgeon who’s about to do open heart surgery on your best friend.

It could be anyone. The family doctor who checks your children when they’re sick.

It could be anyone. Your child’s teacher. Anyone.

substance abuse counselors into the schools, they say you’re promoting awareness ofa problem they think doesn’t exist and this, they say, might stimulate interest in children who otherwise would not consider experimenting with it. If, on the other hand, we don’t get these counselors into the schools, we will soon be faced with the loss ofmuch of this next generation to a rotten disease that could, with education and counseling, be drastically reduced if not totally eliminated.

“And I don’t mean the public schools,” he stresses. “I mean our schools the yeshivos, girls’ seminaries, and Hebrew Day Schools. The problem is much more prevalent than we realize.”

Rabbi Hecht, known for his outspoken ways, makes it clear that, unpopular as it may be, this is one issue from which he refuses to back down.

“It’s time for this community to pull its head out of the sand. Playing ostrich will not make the drug addiction and the

alcoholism in our schools disappear. Pretending they’re not there practically flashes a green light to drug dealers in the Orthodox community. Is that the message we want to send?”

Unpopular But Effective

.A.fter a difficult start, Operation Survival now looks promising “I.ast year, very few people knew about the program,” notes Behrman. “Even fewer took advantage ofit. We had not yet built up the credibility necessary for an Orthodox Jew to come in and spill his or her guts, confident that we could be trusted to keep it quiet and still be able to help.” Now that is changing. To date, Operation Survival has referred more than 200 people to various substance abuse programs. Many others have come in or called for help, often without ever giving a name.

“What we need now are facilities for culturally sensitive Jewish rehabilitation services,” says Bob Ross, a consultant to the project. “What we have done until now has been great; we’ve broken the ice and made some inroads where there used to be a total vacuum. But we mustdeve!op in-patient facilities that can deal with the special issues facing the Jewish addict. We need a halfway house for that person to work from when he or she first reenters society, and Jewish-oriented outpatient services available for those who are not ready or able to take advantage of an in patient program.”

There is some light ahead, however, with programs like Operation Survival and JACS and therapists like Rabbi Twerski. For the first time, the Jewish addict has Jewish options; for the first time, Orthodox Jews are helping other Orthodox Jews battle the worst plague to face the Jewish community in years the tragedy of chemical dependency in the Jewish home.

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he most prominent symptom of alcoholism and many other addictions is denial of the problem. Denial is not the same as lying, because whereas lying is an intentional distortion of the truth, the person who is in denial is simply unaware of the facts. When an alcohol, cocaine, or marijuana addict insists that he/she has no problem with the chemical, he/she sincerely believes this to be the truth. Chemically dependent people are often completely refractory to logical arguments. When addicts are in denial, you can no more convince them that they have a problem with a chemical than youcan convinceme thatthetable that is right before me is not there and is only a figment of my imagination.

Chemically dependent people may be in deep trouble financially, occupationally, domestically, and even with the law, and yet be unable to recognize that the alcohol or other chemical is causing serious problems. They are ingenious at finding countless other things on which toblame their problems, but never on theirdrug ofchoice.

What causes denial? There may be a number of causes, working in combination.

Many people consider the inability to drink or use a drug without harmful consequences tobea sign of lack of will power, or of a personality weakness. Admission ofaddiction is tantamount to admitting thatone has a weak character, andis thus demeaning.

Some chemically dependent people consider the alcohol or other drug tobe the onlything that makes their lives bearable. To admit that they have a problem with the chemical and hence may have to relinquish it is extremely

threatening. l’hink of the person who has been able to ambulate for years only with thehelp ofa walker, and who sees the walker being taken from him/her. That is how an addict may feel.

A prominent attorney who is now sober for eighteen years told me, “When I was in the hospital and you showed me my liver tests and told me thatifIdid notstop drinking I woulddie, that did not impress me. I would have chosen to drink anddie. I could notconceiveoflife without alcohol.”

The entire process ofdenial is an unconscious one, and there may be more unconscious mechanisms operative. In addition, there maybe factors that reinforce denial.

People whose careers and livelihoods depend on being licensed, such as doctors, dentists, nurses, pharmacists, bus drivers, airplane pilots, and teachers, may be fearful that exposure of their addiction to chemicals will result in loss of license and jeopardize their ability to earn a living. People who hold positions ofprominence in the community may fearthatexposure oftheir problem will result in a loss of their prestige. Such fears can intensify denial.

Jews have yet another reinforcement of denial. We have so long believed that “shikkeris a goy” that to admit to an alcohol problem is a threat to one’s identity. One woman told me that when she could no longer deny that alcohol was the culprit she came to the conclusion that she must have been adopted! If she was indeed alcoholic, then she must not be Jewish.

The social stigma of being alcoholic or drug addicted not only intensifies the denial in the addict but also causes the family to try and cover up the problem rather than seekcompetent

Jews have yet another reinforcement of denial. We have so long believed that “shikker is a goy” that to admit to an alcohol problem is a threat to one’s identity. One woman told me that when she could no longer deny that alcohol was the culprit she came to the conclusion that she must have been adopted! If she was indeed alcoholic, then she must not be Jewish.

help. G-d forbid that anyone should discover that a member of their family is an alcoholic or a drug addict!

Torah-observant Jews add another resistance factor. They seem to think that the presence ofan addiction problem is an indication that their way of life is at fault, and that this is an indictment of Torah living. “If Torah living is indeed the ideal way for a Jew to live, why did it not prevent the person from becoming an addict?”

All of these lines ofreasoning are based on a single misunderstanding, the ignorance of the fact that Alcoholism is a disease. Addiction is adisease. One need not feel any more ashamed for having an addictive disease than for having a physical disease. Addiction in an observant Jew is no more a failure of Torah than is being a diabetic. To people who are unfamiliar with the true facts of alcoholism and other addictions these words will seem strange, but they are nevertheless true.

Space does not allow for an elaborate explanation of the disease concept of addiction. There are many fine books that elucidate this concept. An excellent book is Alcoholism: A New Light on the Disease, by John Wallace (Edgehill Publication).

It is also important to realize that, as much as the chemically dependent individual would like to conceal the problem, this is universally futile over the long run. Untreated addiction will eventually result in behavior that is so blatant and overtly destructive thatcoverup is no longer possible. Exposure finally occurs, but by then there has been much suffering and ruination that could have been avoided.

The affected person may refuse to even consider that there is a problem. In such instances, the family or concerned friends should avail themselves of information as to how they should act constructively. Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous Family Groups are an invaluable source of help. At the risk of being accused of tooting my own horn, I can recommend my book Caution: “Kindness Can Be Dangerous To The Alcoholic” (Prentice-Hall) as a guide for the “significant others” in the environment of the alcoholic or drug addict.

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hanukah is a festive time. The lighting of the menorah fills our homes and hearts with warmth and remembrance, as we get together with family and friends. We share the happiness of the Chanukah lights that commemorate the triumph of the Jewish spirit over the defilement of the Holy Temple.

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Aluminum Wrap

Al year bidudlag

ALCAN FOIL PRODUCTS

Louisville, KY

Grand Unlen

Flnast Roneer

Whndertoll

PACKAGING COPRPORATION OF AMERICA

Wanatah, IN

With seal oniy

Appetizing

7 QUALITY FISH

Broolo~yn, NY

Tauber’s Lox Spread

Tauber’s Henlng Spread

With® only

Bakeries

ELAINES GRAINS

FIushin~ NY

Elaine’s Grains Honey Whole

Wheat Challali

?ss Y~oor

WIth®ea& only

BAKERS, LTD.

Atlanta, GA

Frendi Bread

Grecian Bread

Colon Rolls

Kaiser Rolls

Club Rolls

Honey Wheat Rolls

Sub Rolls

Wheat Sub Rolls

Wheat Pita Bread

Italian Bread

Egg Rolls

Italian Rolls

Knot Rolls

Sheepherder Rolls

Deli Rolls

Wheat Club Rolls

Pita Bread

Caddies

French Bread (14 oz.)

B & S Italian Bread (16 oz.)

Frankfurter Rolls (8)

Seeded Sandwich Rolls (8)

Onion Sandwich Rolls (8)

With ig) seal only

GOREN’S VIENNA BAKERY

Miami Beach, FL

~Pas Yisroel’

GREEN’S COCOS CAKE

Brooklyn, NY

Cheese Cake

Rugelach

Babka

Cinnamon Cake

With (~) seal only

H S F ENTERPRISES, INC.

Greenvale, New York

Deb & Ken’s Crunchy Crust

Poppy

Sesame

Garlic

Plain

Onion

In these Varieties

Caraway Sesame/Onion

Sesame/Garlic

Everything Cinnamon With ® seal only

HEIMISHE GEBEKS

Brooklyn, NY

Cocoa Kokos

Cinnamon ‘Pas Visroel’

With (~) seal only

IDEAL COMPANY

Hama, Norway

Flatbread

With (~) seal only

JACQUET

Blanc Mesnil, France

Cracklebred Whole Wheat Cracker

Cracklesnax Snack Size Cracker

Cracklebred French Cracker

Cracklebred Salt Free Cracker

With 0 seal only

Distributed by OrigInal ParisIan

Bakery

Lindenhurst, NY WIth 0 seal only

KEREN SHEMESH

DONUT COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Donuts

‘Pas Yisroel” With 0 seal only

KORN’S BAKERY

Brooklyn, NY

All bread & roll products

“Pas Yisroel’ WIth ® seal only

LA NEXICANA TORTILLERIA, INC.

Chicago, IL

Flour Burritos

Corn Tortillas

Flour Tortillas With (g) seal only

NEJAIME’S OF THE BERKSHIRE$ INC.

Stockbridge, Mass. WIth 0 seal only

UFETONE INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Boca, FL

Litetone Whole Wheat Garlic Thins

Lifetone Whole Wheat Sesame Thins

Litetone Whole Wheat Onion Thins WIth 0 seal only

MATONOT INC.

(formerly HIrsch’s)

Brooklyn, NY ‘Pas Yisroel’

POLLAK’S HEIMISHE KOSHER BAKERY

Brooklyn, NY

‘Pas Yisroel’

With (~) seal only

TOUFAYAN’S BAKERY

Orlando. FL

Toutayan’s Snuggles

Toufayan’s Pitos

Bread Sticks EXCEPT CHEESE FLAVORED WIth © seal only

VALENCIA BAKERY, lN~.

Bronx, NY

VERONICA BAKERY

Port Chester, NY

All products are Pas Visroel

All dairy productsare ~CholovYisroel”

With © seal only

WASABROD

Celle, Germany

Filipstad, Sweden i

Wasa Ry-King With ® seal only

KOSHER FOOD GUIDE 3

Chocolate (milchig)

Chocolate Peanut (milchig)

Chocolate Banana (milchig)

Chocolate Strawberry (milchig)

Mocha (milchig)

Assorted Chocolate (milchig)

Caramel (milchig)

Chocolate Orange (milchig,)

Chocolate Mint (mllchig)

Chocolate Coponut (mllchig)

Chocolate Almond (mllchig)

Butter Almond (milchig)

With ®D seal only

GOLD KIST COMPANY

Waycross, GA

Pecans

HAWAIIAN HOST CANDIES

Gardena CA

Chocolate Covered Macadamia

Nuts & Almonds

Maul Caramacs (Chocolate

Covered Macadamia Nut

Caramel)

Dry Roasted Salted

Macadamia Nuts

With €1 seal only

HEALTH FOOD INTERNATIONAL

Bklyn, NY

All Fresh Yogurt Carob Mix 5 oz (mllchig)

All Fresh Trail Mix 5 oz. ~‘mllchig~

Al[Fresh Carob Peanuts Soz. (mllchig)

With ®D seal only

All Fresh Natural Fruit Delight 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh 7thHeaven M& 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Super Natural Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Super Supreme Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Tropical Harvest 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Dynamo Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Fruit and Nut Mix 5 oz. ~‘pareve~

All F/esh Deluxe Mixed Nuts 5 oz. (pareVa)

All Fresh Fabulous Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Nutrition Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Hi Energy Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Turkish Apricot 5 oz. (pareye)

AlIFresh Banana Chips5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Banana Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Actual Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Papaya Spears 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Life Savers 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Pineapple Chunks 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Pineapple Rings 5 oz. (pareye)

All Fresh Cashere Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Almonds 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fre~h Brazil Nuts 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Banana Chips 12 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Cashews4oz. Raw (pareve)

All Fresh Cashews Whole4oz Roasted (pareve)

All Fresh Cashews Whole 4 oz.

Roasted/ Salted (pareve)

All Fresh Pistachios 4 oz. Salted (pareve)

All Fresh Pistachios 4 oz. Red/Salted (pareye)

All Fresh Walnuts 6 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Pecans 4 oz. (pareve)

All Frest~ Pignolia 4 oz. ~‘pareve~

All FreSh. Virginia Peanuts 6 oz. (j~areve)

All Fresh Pumpkin Seeds 6 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Sunflower Hulled 6 oz.

Roasted! Unsalted (pareve)

All Fresh Sunflower w/Shell 6 oz. (pareye)

All Fresh Appetizing Mix5oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Sunny Heart Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All FresflFruitSalad Mix5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Glow Mix 5 oz. (pareve)

All Fresh Radiant Delight Mix 5 oz. (pareye) With ® seal only

HERSHEY’S IMPORTING CO. INC.

Rahway, NJ

Ambrosia

Apple Slices

Apricots & Almonds

Cashew Fancy Pieces

Coconut Chips

Corn Snax

Country Nut Mix

Dates & Cashews

Fruity Mix

Olympic

Monukka-Nut Mix

Nutty Mix

Papaya Snacks

Pineapple Snacks

Pumpkin, Shelled

Pumpkin, R&S

Raisin-Nut Mix

Raisins & Almonds

Raisins & Cashews

Sesame Party Mix

Sesame Treats

Soybeans, R&S

Sunflower, Hulled

Sunflower, R&S

Tropical Snack

With (~) seal only

INTERNATIONAL PROTEIN INDUSTRIES

Smithtown, NY

Protein-Aide5 Supreme Sesame Seed With 0 seal only

JACOBS SUCHARD EXPORT

Neuchatel, Switzerland

Toblerone Bittersweet (mllchig)

Toblerone Milk (mllchig)

Toblerone White (milchig)

Tobler Milk (milchig)

Tobler Milk-Mecky (mllchig)

Tobler Milk/Hazelnut (milchig)

Tobler Abanda (milchig)

Tobler Extra Bittersweet (mllchig)

Tobler Mocca (mllchig)

Tobler Narcisse (mllchig)

Tobler Tradition (milchig)

Tobler Bittersweet/Hazelnut (milchig)

Tobler Teresina (milchig)

Tobler Mint (milchig)

Tobler Raspberry (milchig)

ToblerTruffles85g. Flowpack (milchig)

Tobler Cappuccino 85 g. Flowpack (milchig)

Suchard Milka Milk (milchig)

Suchard Milka Noisettes (milchig)

Suchard Amandas (Belmanda) (milchig)

Suchard Milk Raisins/Noisettes (mllchig)

Suchard DeLuxe (milchig)

Suchard Bittra (milchig)

Suchard Velma (milchig)

Suchard Crissmilk ~‘milchig,)

Diet Milk Couverture (n’iilchig)

With (~JD seal only

JINIL AU CHOCOLAT

Cedarhurst, NY

Hard Candies

Licorice

Jelly Beans

Nuts (Cashews, Pistachios, Almonds)

Assorted Chocolates

Fresh Fruit Dipped in Pareve Chocolate

Molded Chocolate Items (with or without

decorated icings)

Assorted Cordials (Assorted

Finished Chocolates)

Candy Corn

Hard Candy Lollipops

Glazed Chocolate Dipped Fruit

With (~) seal only

Assorted Finished Chocolates (mllchig)

Molded Shapes in Milk or White Chocolate (mllchig)

Fresh Fruit Dipped in Milk or White Chocolate (milchig)

Assorted Cordials (milchig)

With (~)D seal only

KASTIN’S CANDY COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Freezer Pops (pareve)

Hard Candy (pareve)

Butterscotch (milchig)

Mayfair Mix (mitchig)

With ® seal only

KAThERINE BEECHER

Manchester, PA

Butter Mints (milchig)

Cashew Crunch (milchig)

Peanut Crunch (milchig)

Butter Toasted Peanuts (milchig)

Butter Toasted Almonds (milchig)

Honey Coated Cashews—Whole (milchig)

Honey Coated Cashews—Pieces (milchig)

With 0 seal only

KOPPER’S CHOCOLATE

SPECIALTY CO., INC.

New York, NY

Chocolate CordIals

Rum (pareve)

Amaretto (pareve)

Irish Creme (pareve)

Peach Brandy (pareve)

Plum Wine (pareve)

Apricot Brand (pareve)

Conac Cordials (pareve)

Mandarin Orange (pareve)

Blackberry Brandy (pareve)

Raspberry (pareve)

Strawberry (pareve)

Cherry (pareve)

Coffee (pareve)

Mint (pareve)

Chocolate Chocolate (pareve)

Anisette (pareve)

Coffee Confections

Chocolate Coffee Bean (pareve)

Ch. Whole Espresso Beans (pareve)

Irish Coffee Beans (pareve)

Amaretto Coffee Beans (pareve)

Coffee Cordials (pareve)

Coffee Lentils (pareve)

Coated Cordials

Fruit Cordials (pareve)

Creme De Menthe (pareve)

Kopper’s Specialty

Swiss Petite Fruits (pareve)

Danish Mint Lentils (pareve)

Danish Choc. Lentils (pareve)

Danish Coffee Lentils (pareve)

French Sea Shells (pareve)

Mountain Pebbles (pareve)

French Mints (pareve)

Choc. Coated Cookies (pareve)

Chocolate Coated Fruits

Orange Peels (pareve)

Lemon Peels (pareve)

Rum Raisin (pareve)

Rainbow Raisins (pareve)

Raisins in Dark Chocolate (pareve)

Pineapple Chunks (pareve)

Ginger (pareve)

Bridge Mixes

Fruit & Nut (all dark) (pareve)

Pastel Bridge Mix (6 colors) (pareve)

Coated Nuts

Dark Chocolate Almonds (pareve)

Cocoa Almonds (pareve)

AIlnut Mix (pareve)

Burnt Almonds (pareve)

French Almonds Asst. (pareve)

Parisian Almonds (pareve)

Chocolate French Almonds (pareve)

Chocolate Sesame Crunch (pareve)

Chocolate Hazelnuts (pareve)

Chocolate Peanuts (pareve)

Chocolate Pistachios (pareve)

With 0 sedi only

Coated Cordials

Strawberry & Creme (milchig)

Cafe Italiano (milchig)

Cappuccino (milchig)

Ice Mionts (milchig)

Pipa Colado (milchig)

Kopper’s Specialty

White Espresso Beans (milchig)

Milk Espresso Beans (milchig)

Mocha Almonds (mllchig)

Cappuccino Cordials (milchig)

Cafe Italiano (mllchig)

Bridge Mixes

Munch & Crunch (miichig)

Coated Nuts

Milk Chocolate Almonds (milchig)

Snow Almonds (milchig)

Mocha Almonds (milchig)

Almondolas (milchig)

Almints (milchig)

Cinnamon Butter Almond (milchig)

White Sesame Crunch (milchig)

Hazelnut Truffles (milchig)

With &JD seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Caramels (milchig)

Buttermints (mllchig)

Fudgies (milchig)

Toffee (mllchig)

Party Mints (milchig)

Peanut Brittle (milchig)

Wrapples (milchig)

Nutter-Bits-Caramels with Peanut

butter and Peanuts (milchig)

Kraft Candy Bag (Caramels, Fudgies, Toffee) (mllchig)

With K seal only

L NATURAL FOODS CORP.

Philadelphia, PA

Nature’s Garden all natural

Papaya Spears

Papaya Chunks

Ap~icot Turkish

Red Pistachios

Cashew Whole Roasted

Almonds

American Mix

Fruit Mix

Hawaii Mix

Sunshine Mix

Life Mix

Holiday Mix

Healthy Mix

Smiling Mix

Oriental Mix

Youth Mix

Snack Mix

With 0 seal only

Nature’s Garden all natural

Carob Raisins (milchig)

Yogurt Raisins (milchig)

Carob Peanuts (milchig)

Yogurt Peanuts (milchig)

Toasted Peanuts

Country Mix

With OD seal only

LEADERS CANDY COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Freezer Pops (pareve)

Hard Candy (pareve)

Butterscotch (milchig)

Mayfair Mix (milchig)

With 0 seal only

LINETIE FINE CHOCOLATES

Reading, PA

All products are milchig.

With 0 seal only

LOFT CANDY CO.

Wyckoff, NJ

With 0 seal only

MANHATTAN CHOCOLATE COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

With 0 seal nly

ThE MASCOT CANDY COMPANY INC.

Glenville, GA MASCOT

Cornpatch (Butter Toffee Popcorn) (milchig)

Pecan Log Rolls (milchig)

Chocolate Covered Pecans (milchig)

Sugar & Spice Pecans (milchig)

Praline Pecans (milchig)

Pecan Clusters (milchig)

BETTY BENSON

Snack Shack (Carmel Popcorn) (milchig)

Thin Mints (milchig)

Pecan Clusters (milchig)

Nuttie Buddies (Peanut

Carmel Clusters) (milchig)

Coconut Supremes (milchig)

Pecan Log Rolls (milchig)

Peanut Butter Whirls (milchig)

Chocolate Covered Pecans (milchig) WIth 00 seal only

OPPENHEIMER JERUSALE SWEETS LTD.

Jerusalem, Israel

Candies

WIth® seal only

PASKESZ CANDY CO.

Brooklyn, NY

With ® seal only

PRICE CANDY COMPANY

Kansas Cty, MO

All products are milchig

WIth 0 seal only

G. SCACCIANOCE & COMPANY

Bronx, NY

With ® seal only

SETION INTERNA11ONAI.. FOODS,. INC.

Plainview, NY

Shelled Almonds

Blanched Slivered Almonds

Blanched Sliced Almonds

Dry Roasted & Salted Almonds

Blanched Whole Almonds

Dry Roasted & Unsalted Almonds

Chic Peas, Dry Roasted Bnsalted

Chic Peas, Dry Roasted & Salted

Shelled Filberts Gregon Jumbo

Shelled Filberts Turl~ish

Dry Roasted & Salted Filb,erts

Oregon Jumbo

Dry Roasted Unsalted Filberts

Oregon Jumbo

Natural Pistachios, California Colossal

Red Pistachios, California Colossal

NaturalPistachios, Imported

Colossal Filberti

Shelled Pistachios, California

Shelled Pistachios, Turkish

Turkish Dried Apricots Whole Large

Might Nice Californiq Dried Apricots’

Extra Fancy California Dried Apricots

Jumbo CaliforAialDried Apricots (25lb)

California Choice Dried Apricots

CaliforniaJumbo ~ried Apricots (6 oz)

Spanish Dried Apricots

California Sweet Cherries with Pits

Imported Sour Cherries with Pits

Dried ApplesBulk Rings’

Dried Apples BulkRings Uhsulphured

Dried Apples Bulk Rings Chinese

Dried Apples Extra Choice (California)

Dried Cherry Apples

Raw Brazil NutsMidget

Raw Br&ll Nuts Tiny

Black Raisins Unsulphured

Monnuka Raisins

Golden Raisins Bleached

Golden Raisins Natural (Sultana)

Black Raisins

Black Raisins (Cello)

Banana Chips

Desicated Coconut Chips

Shredded Coconut Chips

Toasted Coconut Chips

Medjool Jumbo Whole Dates

Deglet Chopped Dates

Pitted Whole Dates Natural

Pitted Dates in Cups

Unpitted Dates in Cups

Unpitted Dates’in Trays

Turkish Figs

Greek Figs (Crown)

Black Mission Figs

Calimyma Figs

Sliced Pineapple Rings

Sliced Pineapple Rings Low Sugar

Sliced Pineapple Rings No Sugar

Pineapple Tidbits

~ineapple Core

Sliced Pineapple Rings

California Pitted Prunes

Super Jumbo Prunes

Jumbo Prunes

Sour Prunes

Oregon Tart Prunes

Large Prunes

With ® seal only

SHUFRA CHOCOLATE & FOOD

CORP.

Brooklyn, NY

Marcy Dessert

Coco Nut Dessert

Coffee Dessert

French Caramel

Pineapple Cream

Filled Raspberry

Mint Cream

Chocolate Nougat

Marshamallow

Chocolate Jelly Ring

Chocolate Jelly Squares

Truffle

Viennese Crunch

Peanut Cluster

Rice Cashew Cruch

Almond Cluster

Cashew Cluster

Nougat Candy

Toffee Candy

Jelly Beans

Candies

Potato Chips

Cookies

Freeze Pops

Filbert Cluster

Peanut & Raisin Bar

Chocolate Caramel

Chocolate Fudge

Raisin Cluster

Pecan Roll

Almond Kisses

Vanilla Cream

Apricot Cream

Halva

Chocolate Covered Wafers

Chocolate Covered Biscuits

Chocolate Covered Jelly Biscuits

Chocolate Peanuts

Chocolate Raisins

Chocolate Almonds

Bridge Mix

Fruit Jelly

Baking Bars

Licorice

Lollipops

Pretzels

Fruit Leathers

- Corn Chips

With ® seal only

STUCKEY’S

Eastman, GA

Pecan Log Rolls

Mixed Nut Log Rolls

Pecan Divinity

Peanut Clusters

Brazil .Nut Clusters

Coconut Patties -

Paralines

Peanut Brittle

Nutco Crunch

Dry Roast Mixed Nuts

Dry Roast Peanuts

Dry Roast Pecans

Sugar and Spice Pecans

Peanut Log Rolls

Almond Log Rolls

Pecan Clusters

Almond Clusters

Mixed Nut Clusters

Coconut Almond Patties

Hay Stacks

Peanut Crunch

Novelty Products (milchig)

WIth® seal only

ViRGINIA PEANUT PROCESSORS

Suffolk, VA

Roasted in Shell Peanuts

Oil Roasted Peanuts

Dry Roasted Peanuts

Oil Roasted Sunflower Seeds

Salted in Shell Peanuts

Dry Roasted Sunflower Seeds

With ® seal only

WALDBAUM’S

New York, NY

Dry Roasted CasheWs

Dry Roasted Peanuts

With ® seal only

WALTER BAKER

Dover, DE

German’s Sweet Chocolate

Baker’s Unsweetened Chocolate

Baker’s Semi-Sweet Chocolate

BakersCooking and Baking Chocolate

Chocolate Chips, Industrial Non-Dairy

Snow Caps

Champion Chocolate Naps -‘

With ODE seal only

Canned Fruits & Vegetables

CONTADINA (Carnation Co.)

Los Angeles, CA

Special Pack

With seal only

BEATRICE/HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Spiced Peaches

Fruit Cocktail

Peach Halves

Peach Slices

Pear Halves

Val Vita Peach Halves

Val Vita Peach Slices

Remarkable Pears

Spinach

Small Red Beans

Chili Beans

Kidney Beans

Snack Pack Diced Peaches

Snack Pack Fruit Cup

• WIth® seal only

EDEN FOODS ~

Clinton, MI

Apple Sauce

With® seal only

LA CHOY FOOD PRODUCTS CO.

Archbold, OH

Fudge Crunch ‘ Imported Bamboo Shoots

Oil Roast Mixed Nuts

Oil Roast Peanuts

Oil Roast Pecans

Dietetic Candy

Pop ‘N Pecan

Toffee Royal

Imported Water Chestnuts

2½ Bean Sprouts

2½ Chop Suey Vegetables

With (g) seal only

Q≤~I2\ LINDA Fp0DS

Toasted & Salted Chocolate Covered, Riverside, CA

Pecan Roll ., Soy Beans. Boston Style

Honey Almond Chocolate Covered Soy Beans, Green Log Roll

Honey Cashew Chocolate Covered

Log Roll

With 0 seal only

TASTYSNACKS, INC.

Mndsor, PA

Peanut Granules (pareve)

WIth (~) seal only

VAN HOUTEN CHOCOLATE, INC.

St. Hyacinthe, P.O., Canada

With 0 seal only

Caterers

-• FIFTHAVENUECATERERS

Richmond Hill, NY

JACKSON HOTEL 1•

Long Beach, NY It

SIGNATURE CATERING.

Miami, FL 31’

Kendel, FL -

Cereals

ARROWHEAD MILLS, INC.

Hereford, DC

Crunch

7 Grain Cereal

Granola

With €) seal only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Packagod Cereals

Kokoh, Baby Cereal

Rice Cream

Seven Grain

With 0 seal only

EREWHOM, INC.

Cambridge, MA

Cereals

Granola

With 0 seal only

LOMA UNDA FOODS

Riverside, CA

Ruskets-Bran

Ruskets-Crunchy

Ruskets-No Sugar

With ® seal only

PILLSBURY CO.

Minneapolis, MN

Enriched Farina

Enriched Farina Wheat Cereal

POST CEREALS

(General Foods Corp.)

Battle Cr&’ik, Ml

Grape-Nuts

Raisin Grape-Nuts

Post Toasties

Post Sparkled Flakes

Grape-Nuts Flakes

Honeycomb

Post Oat Flakes

Natural Bran Flakes

Natural Raisin Bran

Crispy Critters

Super Golden Crisp

Alpha-Bits

Unsweetened Alpha-Bits

Horizon

Croonchy Stars

Cocoa Pebbles

Fruity Pebbles

Rice Toasties

Instant Postum

Instant Postum—Coffee Flavored

With (g) seal ONLY

Fruit’n Fibre—

Peach, Raisin, Almond (milchig)

Date, Raisin, Walnut (mllchig)

Tropical Fruit (miichig)

Mountain Trail (milchig)

Harvest Medley (milchig)

Cinnamon Apple Crisp (milchig)

C.W. Post (milchig)

Honey Bunches of Oats (milchig)

Honey Bunches of Oats with Almonds (milchig)

With OD seal ONLY

Cheese & Cream

CONTINENTAL CULTURE SPECIALISTS, INC.

Glendale, CA

Yogurt

Culture Drink

With ®D seal only

DEAN FOODS Chemung, IL

Louisville, KY

Sour Cream Cottage Cheese With ® seal only

INTERNATIONAL CHEESE COMPANY

Hinesburg, Vermont

Ricotta Cheese

WIth 0 seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese

Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese with Chives

Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese with Pimentos

Philadelphia Brand Whipped

Cream Cheese

Philadelphia Brand Whipped

Cream Cheese with Chives

Philadelphia Brand Whipped

Cream Cheese with Onions

Philadelphia Brand Whipped

Cream Cheese with Pimeritos

Philadelphia Brand Whipped

Cream Cheese with Smoked Salmon

Kraft Neufchatel Cheese

Light Philadelphia Brand

Neufchatel Cheese (mllchig)

Light Philadelphia Brand Cream

Cheese Pasteurized Process

Cheese Product

Soft Philadelpha Brand Cream Cheese

Soft Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese with French Onion

Soft Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese with Chive and Onion

Soft Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese with Olive-Pimento

Soft Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese with Strawberry

Soft Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese with Pineapple

Soft Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese with Honey (milchig)

Soft Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese with Smoked Salmon (milchig)

Cremerie Philadelphia Brand Triple Creme—€ream Cheese w/Garden Herbs (milchig)

Cremerie Philadelphia Brand Triple Creme—t3ream Cheese w/Garden ~‘egetables (milchig)

Cremerie Philadelphia Brand Triple Creme—Cream Cheese w/1-lerb and Garlic (milchig)

Cremerie Philadelphia Brand Triple

Creme—€ream Cheese wiFrench Onion (mllchig)

With K seal only

MID-AMERICA DAIRYMEN, INC.

ElDorado, MO

Cottage Cheese

High Melt Sour Cream

With Q) seal only

POWO DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP.

Eampbell, NY

Cohocton, NY

• Polly-O Impastata Cheese

Polly-O Ricotta Cheese

With ØD seal only

SHENANDOAH PRIDE DAIRY

Spingfield, VA

Cottage Cheese

- Sour Cream

With ® seal only

SUPERBRAND DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC.

Highpoint, NC

Sour Cream

With (g) seal only

TAAM TOV FOODS

Brooklyn, NY

Brie Noelle Cheese

Les Chateaux de France Cheese

Cholov Yisroel

With (~)D seal only

C ocolate Chips

COCOLINE CHOCOLATE CO.

Brooklyn, NY

Americas Best Chocolate Chips (pareve)

Shop-Rite Chocolate Chips (pareve)

Waldbaum’s Chocolate Chips

White Rose Chocolate Chips

Price Choppers Chocolate Chips

WIth ® seal only

OPPENHEIMER JERUSALEM

SWEETS LTD.

Jerusalem, Israel

Chocolate Chips (pareve)

With ®seal only

C.J. VAN HOUTEN & ZOON, INC.

St. Albans, VT

Van Houten Pure Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Chips (pareve)

Van Houten Pure Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Flakes (pareve)

With 0 seal only

C.J. VAN HOUTEN & ZOON, INC.

St. Albans, VT

Van Houten Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Flavored Chips (milchig)

Van Houten Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Flavored Flakes (mllchig)

Van Houten Pure Milk Chocolate Chips

(milchig)

With OD seal only

VAN HOUTEN CHOCOLATE, INC.

St. Hyacinthe, P.O. CANADA

Van Houten Pure Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Chips

Waldbaum’s Real Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Chips

Key Food Real Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Morsels

Kroger Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips

Cost-CutterSemi-Sweet Chocolate Chips

Semi-Sweet Chocolate Flakes

Chocolate Flavored Chips

Chocolate Flavored Flakes

With (~) seal only

WALTER BAKER

Dover, DE

Baker’s Real Chocolate Chips, Semi Sweet

With ®DE seal only

WORLD HARVEST INC.

Detroit, Ml

Wesley’s Jumbo Chocolate Chips (pareve)

With 0 seal only

Cocktail Mixes

SCHENLEY DISTILLERS, INC.

Lawrenceburg, IN

Pina Colada (milchig)

Strawberry Colada (mllchig)

Banana Colada (mllchig)

Orange Mousse (milchig)

Peach Mousse (milchig)

Chocolate Mousse (mllchig)

Amaretto Colada (mllchig)

With OD seal only

SUNSTAR FOODS, INC.

Streator, IL

Jero Bar Foam

Jero Bar Sugar

Jero Bar Syrup

Jero Gimlet Mix

Jero Lemosa

Jero Manhattan

Jero Martini

Jero Tom Collins

Jero Orgeat Syrup

Jero Creme De Cocoa Syrup

Jero Grenadine Flavored Syrup

Jero Mai Tal Mix

Jero Creme Dé Menthe Flavored Syrup

Jero Sweet Sour Mix

Jero Sweet Sour Lemon Concentrate

Jero Whiskey Sour

Jero Orange Flower Water

Jero Rose Water

Jero Tom & Jerry Batter Mix

With® seal only

*Cocoa

*DROSTE U.S.A.

Haarlem, Holland

Cocoa

With 0 seal only

Coconut

FRANKLIN BAKER COCONUT

(General Foods Corp.)

Dover, DE

Creamed Coconut

Premium Shred Coconut

Southern Style Coconut

Perfection Coconut

Fine Grated Coconut

Snow Drift Coconut

Jack Frost Coconut

Special Creamed Coconut

Tender Fresh Coconut (all cuts)

Toasted Coconut (all cuts)

Bulk Pack Coconut (all cuts)

Grocery Pack Coconut (all cuts)

Gem Brand Coconut (all cuts)

WIth® seal only

Coffee

ASTOR PRODUCTS

Jacksonville, FL

Astor Coffee

GENERAL FOODS CORP.

Hoboken, NJ

Maxwell House Roasted and Ground Coffee

Maxwell House Instant Coffee

Maxwell House Instant Decaffeinated Coffee

MasterBlend Roasted and Ground Coffee

Sanka Roasted and Ground Coffee

Sanka Instant Coffee

Sanka Freeze Dried Coffee

Brim Roasted and Ground Coffee

Brim Instant Coffee

Yuban Roasted and Ground Coffee

Yuban Decaffeinated Roasted and Ground Coffee

Yuban Instant Coffee

Maxim Coffee

Maxwell House Decaffeinated Roasted and Ground Coffee

Maxwell House Private Collection of Fine Coffees

Maxwell House Rich French Roast & Ground Coffees

Maxwell House Rich French Roast

Decaffeinated Roasted & Ground Coffees

Maxwell House Filter Packs

Ground Coffee

INC., SOUThERN DIVISION

Tampa, FL

Borden’s Sour Cream

Superbrand Sour Cream With® lonly

Maxwell HouseFilter Packs Decaffeinated

Ground Coffee

Kosher for Passover with ®P seal only

GENERAL FOODS CORP.

International Coffees

With ~ seal only

GEVALIAKAFFEE IMPORTSERVICES

Cavie, Sweden

Regular Coffee (unflavored)

Decaffeinated Coffee (unflavored)

WIth 0 seal only

PARK CORPORATION

Barrington IL

AM

Aroma

Blenders Finest

Brigham’s CODE

CODE Nottingham

CODE Plus

CODE Wellington

CODE Yorkshire

Coffee Exchange

Embassy

GFS Silver Select

Grand Pantry

Heritage

Jewel

Jewel Generic

NIFDA Golden Brew

NIFDA Gourmet Brew

NIFDA Hi-Y

NIFDA Silver Cup

NIFDA Chef Pack

North American De-Caf

North American Hotel & Restaurant

North American Host Pak

North American Premium Blend

North American Value Yield

Nugget Bonanza

Nugget Gold Rush

Nugget Mother Lode

Nugget Prospector

Park

Park Avenue

Park Regency

Park Generic

Premier

Quality Cup

Cafe Blend

Meyers Cafe

GO-Mart

Tudor’s Biscuit World

Texas T

Gordon’s Signature

SF8 Golden Classic

SGS Gourmet Classic

SFS Silver Classic

SFS Master’s Classic

LaRue

Whatley’s

T.J. Cinnamon’s

Convenient Food Mart

With (~) seal only

TETLEY, INC.

Palisades Park, NJ

Savarin Vacuum

Savarin Vacuum-Decaffeinated

Savarin Hotel Vintage Bag

Medaglia d’Oro Vacuum

Medaglia d’Oro Bag

Madaglia D’Oro Decaffeinated Vacuum

El Pico Vacuum

El Pico Bag

El Pico Vacuum Decaffeinated

El Pico Bag Decaffeinated

Brown Gold Vacuum

Brown Gold Decaffeinated Vacuum

Old Dutch Bag

With ® seal only

Coffee Whitener

EISNER FOOD STORES

Champaign, IL

Eisner Creamer (milchig)

With (~J seal only

JEWEL COMPANIES, INC.

Melrose, PA

Cherry Valley Creamer (milchig)

WIth 0 seal only

KOHL CORP.

Milwaukee, WI

Kohl’s Frozen Creamer (milchig)

With (~) seal only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Kansas City, MO

Kosher Pareve Creamers

Mocha Mix Refrigerated

Mocha Mix Frozen

Best Yet

IGA

Shurfine Top Frost

Kingston

Schmucks

VIP

Nifda

Golbon

Pocohontas

Kroger With ® seal only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

City Of Industry’, CA

Kosher Pareve Creamers

Mocha Mix Refrigerated

Mocha Mix Frozen

Coffee Tone

Buttery

Caterblend

Home Gardens

Parade

Springfield

Waremart

Kingston

Shur Fine

VIP

Best Yet

Anderson

Coffee Blen

Driftwood

Nuggett

Pocohontas

Western Family

Cafe Mix

Challenge

My-Ta-Fine

Pitcher Pride

Stater

Golbon

Nifda Top Frost

Schmucks

Jerseymaid

Carl’s Jr. For Your Coffee

Norms

Palace Station

Sysco

With ® seal only

RED OWL STORES, INC.

Hopkins, MN

Farmdale Creamer (milchig)

With (~) seal only

SHURFINE-CENTRAL CORP.

Northiake, IL

Shur Fine Creamer (milchig)

With ® seal only

Cookies & Crackers

A & P TEA COMPANY

Montvale, NJ

A & Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

A & P Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

P & Q Generic Sandwich Cremes

“Pas YisroeP With ® seal only

AGP/ORION

Montreal Quebec

AGP Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

“Pas Yisroel~ With ® seal only

ALDI, INC.

Batavis1 IL

Cookie Shoppe Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Cookie Shoppe Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

Cookie Shoppe Box Cookies

“Pas Yisroel” With ® seal only

ASSOCIATEDWHOLESALEGROCERS

Kansas City, KS

Always Save Generic Bag Cookies (pareve)

Always Save GenericSandwich Cremes (pareve)

Best Choice Soft & Chewy Cookies (pareve)

Best Choice Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Best Choice Old Fashibn Cookies (pareve)

‘Pas Yisroel”

WIth 0 seal only

BAKE-LINE PRODUCTS, INC.

Des Plaines, IL

Sun Valley Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Sun Valley Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

Sun Valley Premium Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Sun Valley Box Cookies (pareve)

Sun Valley Bulk Cookies (pareve)

Sun Valley Tub Cookies (pareve)

Sun Valley Munchee Bear Graham

Honey Cookies

Sun Valley Munchee Bear Graham

Cinnamon Cookies

Sun Valley Munchee Bear Graham

Chocolate Cookies

Sun Valley Oat Bran Cruncheesnaks

Sofblend Cookies

Warehouse Pak CC.’ Cookies

Fun Figures by Bake-Line

Bake-Line Sotblend Cookies (pare~~e)

Big Value Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Sun Valley Bag Cookies (pareve)

Warehouse Pak CC. Cookies (pareve~

Fun Figures by Bake-Line (pareve)

Superior Value Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

“Pas Ysroel”

With 0 seal only

BI-LO

Mauldin, SC

Bi-Lo Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Bi-Lo Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

Bi-Lo Box Cookies

‘Pas Yisroel”

With 0 seal only

BRAND MARKETING CORP.

Portland, OR

ShurSaving Sandwich Cremes (pareve~

“Pas ‘~isroeI”

With ® seal only

C&M MARKETING CO1

Livonia, MI

Generic Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Generic Bag Cookies (pareve)

“Pas Y~sroel’

With 0 seal only -

COMMANDER FOODS

Syracuse, NY

CommanderSandwich Cremes (pareve)

~Pas Yisroel”

With (g) seal only

COOKIE KINGDOM, INC.

Oglesby, IL

Fudge Cook es ~‘miIchig)

Coconut Cookies (milchig)

Vanilla Cookes (milchig)

Lemon Cooges (miIchig~)

Oatmeal Cookies 1’milctiig,,l

Chocolate Chip Cookies ~‘mllchig,l

Duplex Sandwich Cookies (milchig)

Chocolate Sandwich Cookies (milchig)

Peanut Butter Sandwich Cookies (milchjg)

With ®D seal only

DEARBORN WHOLESALE

Chicago, IL

Kitchen-Fresh Sandwich Cookies (pareve)

“Pas ‘r~isroel”

With (~J seal only

DEMOULAS

Tewksbuty, MA

Demoulas Sandwich Cremes ~‘pareve,)

Demoulas Old Fashion Cookies ~‘pareve,)

Demoulas Sotblend Cookies ~‘pareve,)

Demoulas Box Cookies (pareve)

“Pas ‘~isroel”

WIth 0 seal only

DOMINICKS FINER FOODS

Northlake, IL

Heritage House Soft & Chewy Cookies (pareve)

Pas Yisroel

With (~) seal only

DUBLIN GENERICS

Dublin, CA

Dublin Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

“Pas Yisroel”

With® seal only

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

DietetIc Cookies

Coconut ~‘milchig,)

Fudge (milchig)

Vanilla Thins (milchig)

Oatmeal Raisin ~‘milchig,)

Chocolate Raisin 1’mllcffig,,)

Chocolate Chip ~‘miIchig,)

Lemon Thins (milchig)

WIth 0 seal only

DIetetIc Wafers

6-Calorie Water (mllchig)

Asst. Wafer (milchig)

Chocolate Wafer (milchig)

Vanilla Wafer (mllchig)

3-Pak Choc. Str. Water (milchig)

3-Pak Vanilla Water (milchig)

3-Pak Choc. Ctd. Water (milchig)

With 0 seal only

FEDERATED FOODS, INC.

Arlington Hts., IL

Valu Check’d Generic Bag Cookies (pareve)

Valu Check’d Generic Sandwich

Cremes (pareve)

14y-Top Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Hy-Top Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

Red 8~ White Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

8• KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

•Fine Fare Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Better Value Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Pas Yisroel”

With (~) seal only

FIRST NATIONAL SUPERMARKETS

Maple Heights, OH

Guaranteed Value Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

~Pas Yisroer

With (~) seal only

FLEMING COMPANIES, INC.

Oklahoma City, OK

Bonnie Hubbard Sandwich Cremes ~‘pareve,)

Bonnie Hubard Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

“Pas ‘v~isroel”

With (g) seal only

FOOD UON, INC.

Salisbury, NC

FoodLion SandwichCookies ~‘pareve,)

Food Lion Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

Food Lion Box Cookies (pareve)

?as Visroel”

With ® seal only

GATEWAY FOODS, INC.

LaCrosse, WI

ExceptiOnal Value Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

Pas Yisroel”

With ® seal only

GLENDALE FOODS, INC.

Belle Vernon, PA

Bi-Rite Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Bi-Rite Bag Cookies (pareye)

Pas ‘Y~isroel’

With (~) seal only

HANNAFORD BROTHERS

Portland, ME

Shopn Save Sandwich €remes (pareye,)

Shop’n Save Old Fashion Cook as (pareye)

‘Pas Yisroel”

With (~) seal only

HARRIS-TEETER SUPERMARKETS

Charlotte, NC

—MoreValue Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

H-T Box Cookies ~‘pareve,)

H-T Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

Pas Yisroel”

With (~) seal only

JEWEL COMPANIES

Melrose Park, IL

Jewel Bag Cookies (pareye)

Jewel Generic Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Jewel Generic Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

Jewel Sofblend Cookies (pareve)

Jewel Box Cookies (pareve)

Jewel Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

“Pas Yisroel’

With (~) seal only

J.T.’s GENERAL STORE

Barrington, IL

J.T.’s General Store Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

J.T.’s General Store Bag Cookies (pare~e)

‘Pas Yisroel’

With 0 seal only

KEE WHOLESALE, INC.

Milwaukee, WI

Buyers’ Choice Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

‘Pas Visroel”

With (~) seal only

KEMACH FOOD PRODUCTS CORP.

Brooklyn, NY

Kemach Bag Cookies (pareve)

Kemach Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

Kemach Old FashionCookies (pareye)

Kemach Solblend Cookies (pareye)

‘Pas Yisroel’

WIth 0 seal only

KINGSTON MARKETING

Skokie, IL

Kingston Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Kingston Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

Kingston Box Cookies (pareve)

‘Pas Yisroel’

WIth ® seal only

KOHL CORPORATION

Milwaukee, WI

Kohn Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

“Pas Yisroel’

With ® seal only

LA PREFERIDA

Chicago, IL

LaPreferida Bag Cookies (pareye)

‘Pas Visroel”

With 0 seal only

LKS PRODUCTS, INC.

Dublin, CA

Lady Lee Soft & Chewy Cookies (pareye)

Lady Lee Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

Lady Lee Box Cookies (pareye)

“Pas Visroel’

With 0 seal only

LOCAL BAKING PRODUCTS, INC.

Lyndhurst,’ NJ

With 0 seal only

M & H FOOD COMPANIES, INC.

Memphis, TN

Say Sum Bag Cookies (pareve)

Say Sum Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

Pas Yisroel”

With (~) seal only

PASKESZ CANDY COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Pas Yisroel”

With (~J seal only

PREFERRED PRODUCTS

Eden Prairie, MN

Flav-O-Rite Sotblend Cookies (pareye)

Flav-O-Rjte Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

With 0~i only

‘Pas Yisroel”

With (~J seal only

RICHF000

Richmond, VA

Richfood Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

Richtood B~g Cookies (pareve)

Richfood Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

“Pas Yisroel”

With (g) seal only

ROUND ‘S

Milwaukee, WI

Old Time Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Old Time Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

‘Pas Yisroel”

With (~) seal only

SARA BROWN COOKIE COMPANY

Des Plaines, IL

Approved Value Generic Bag Cookies (pareve)

Approved Value Generic Sandwich Cookies (pareve)

Sara Brown Generic Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

Sara Brown Generic Sandwich Cookies (pareye)

“Pas Yisroel”

With 0 seal only

SCHNUCK MARKETS, INC.

Bridgeton, MO

Schnucks Box Cookies (pareve)

“Pas Yisroel”

With 0 seal only.

SHOPPERS VALUE MARKETING

San Jose, CA

Shoppers Value Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

“Pas Yisroel’

With (~) seal only

SHURFINE CENTRAL

Northlake, IL

ShurFine Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

ShurFine Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

Shurfine Box Cookies (pareve)

Shurfine Sotblend Cookies (pareve)

Price Saver Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Price Bag Cookies (pareye)

Savers Choice Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

“Pas Yisroel”

With (~) seal only

SPARTAN STORES, INC.

Grand Rapids, MN

Spartan Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

Spartan Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

Spartan Box Cookies

“Pas ‘Y~isroel’

With 0 seal only

~TATER BROTHERS MARKETS

PREFERRED PRODUCTS Stater Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

Minneapolis, MN Stater Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

PPI Generic Sandwich Cremes ~‘pareve~ Stater Box Cookies t’pareye~

‘Pas”y)sroel”

WIth (~J seal only

‘Pas Yisroel”

With €) seal only

PRICE CHOPPER INC. STOP & STOP

Schenectady, NY Boston, MA

Price Chopper Sandwich Cremes Stop & Shop Soft & Chewy Cookies (pareye) (pareye)

Price Chopper Old Fashion Cookies ‘Pas Yisroel’ (pareye) With (~3 seal only

I only SUNFRESH, INC.

PURDUE FREDERICK COMPANY Sunfresh Generic Sandwich Cremes

Norwalk, CT (pareye)

Fibermed Fiber Supplements (pareye) Sunfresh Generic Bag Cookies (pareye)

Valu Plus Generic Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

Pas Yisroel”

With (g) seal only

SWEET LIFE PRODUCTS CORP.

Suffield, CT

Sweet Life Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

Sweet Life Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

Sweet Life Box Cookies (pareye)

“Pas Yisroer

With (~) seal only

TOM’S FOODS, INC.

Columbus, GA

Tom’s Soft & Chewy Cookies (pareye)

“Pas Yisroel”

With (g) seal only

TOPCO ASSOCIATES

Skokie, IL

Topco Holiday Cookies (pareve)

Food Club Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

Food Club Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

Food Club Box Cookies (pareve)

Mega Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

Mega Old Fashion Cookies (pareve)

Valu Time Generic Bag Cookies (pareye)

Valu Time Generic Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

World Classics Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

‘Pas Yisroel’

With 0 seal only

WAKEFERN FOOD CORPORATION

Elizabeth, NJ

ShopRite Box Cookies (pareye)

‘Pas Yisroel”

With 0 seal only

WEGMANS FOOD MARKETS, INC.

Rochester, NY

Wegmans Old FashionCookies (pareye)

Wegmans Box Cookies

*Wegmans Chocolate Chip Cookies (pareye)

‘Pas Yisroel”

With (~) seal only

WESTERN FAMILY FOODS, INC.

Portland, OR

Western Family Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

Western Family Old Fashion Cookies (pareye)

Western Family Box Cookies (pareye)

“Pas Yisroel”

With ~ seal only

WOOLWORTH COMPANY

CANADA

“W” Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

‘Pas Yisroel’

With (g) seal only

ZELLERS COMPANY

CANADA

Sellers Sandwich Cremes (pareye)

“Pas Visroel”

WIth 0 seal only

Cough Drops

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Cherry

Mentho)

With (~J seal only

GO LIGHTLY CANDY COMPANY

Hillside, NJ

Menthol Cough Drops

Menthol-Eucalyptus Drops

With (~) seal only

Cough Syrup

VITA-FORE PRODUCTS CO., INC.

Ozone Park, NY

Sinucol (Sugar Free)

Ko-Tussin (With Sugar)

Pyra-Tussin (With Sugar)

Pediatric Junior Tuss (With Sugar) With (~) seal only

Dairy Products

*~.4AWK DAIRY

North Bergen, NJ

Hawk Dairy Italian Style Ricotta With ®O seal only

LOUIS TRAUTh DAIRY INC.

Newport, KY

1% Chocolate Milk

2% Chocolate Milk

3.25% Chocolate Milk

Buttermilk

Cheese Cream 10% B.F.

Half & Half

Sour Cream 19.0% B.F.

Burger King Vanilla Shake

Burger King Chocolate Shake

With 0 seal only

Detergents & Cleansers

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, MI

Smashing White

Water Softening Compound

Zoom Spray Cleaner Concentrate

Tn Zyme

Industroclean

LOC High Suds

LOC Regular

Paste Metal Cleaner

SA-8 Limited Phosphate

SA-8 No Phosphate

SA-8 Plus

Drain Mate

~Must Go” Refridgerator Deodorizer

Germicidal Concentrate

Hard Water Film Remover

Kool Wash

Pre-Wash Laundry Spray

Pursue Disinfectant Cleaner

Pursue Disinfectant Spray

BLUE ARROW, INC.

Jacksonville, FL

White Arrow All-Purpose Detergent

Blue Arrow All-Purpose Detergent

Cold WaterArrowAll-Purpose Detergent

No Phosphates Arrow All-Purpose Detergent

White Arrow Liquid Detergent

Pink Arrow Lotion Liquid Detergent

Pink Lilac Lotion Detergent

Lemon Scented Lilac Lotion Detergent

Lime Scented Lilac Lotion Detergent

Btue Arrow Scouring Cleanser

Arrow Heavy Duty Laundry Detergent (Liquid)

DOREX COMPANY

Frankfort, IL

Drackett No Rinse Line Cleaner

Drackett Tap and Line Cleaner

Drackett Low Suds Glass Cleaner

Drackett Sanitizer

Drackett Coffee Pot Cleaner

Drackett Ice Machine Cleaner

Drackett Activated Pre-Soak

Drackett BeerIClean Glass Cleaner

Draôkett Bowlex

Drackett Dig Mineral Solvent

Drackett Limex

Drackett Liquid Mineral Solvent

With 0 seal only

PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL

AFD Generic (Bormans)

Alliance Chatham

Chateau

Diamond

Eze

Good Measure GA

Jewel

JFS Generic

Launder Maid

Park

Park Generic

Rhumba

Star

Town Pride

Whiz

Venture

HyVee

Hooks

Texas T

Cee Bee’s

With €) seal only

SHAKLEE CORPORATION

Emeryville, CA

At E~

Basic H

Basic G

Basic I

Basic L

Basic D

Liquid L

Satin Sheen

New Concept

Detergent (Dishes)

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, Ml

Dish Drops

PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL

Cee Bee’s

Diamond

Elder-Beerman

Happy Dishes

Hdok’s

l.G.A.

Jewel

Park

Royal Venture

With (~) seal only

Detergents (Dishwasher)

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, MI

Automatc D shwasher Compound

(Limited Phosphate Formula)

Automatic Dshwasher Compound

Soft Water Formula

Automatic Dishwasher Compound (Standard Formula)

Dishwasher Rinse Aid

BLUE ARROW, INC.

Jacksonville, FL

Drackett Automatic Dishwasher

Glass Cleaner

With 0 seal only

PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL

AFD Generic

Chateau

Conklin

Diamond

Fame

GlO

GA.

Jewel

JFS Generic GA. Lemon

Park

Park Generic

Rawleigh

Red Owl

Silvex

Wise Buy

Venture

With (~) seal only

Dietetic Products

~-ii~4 CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Cough Drops

Cherry

Menthol

~i~Ø seal only

DIetetic Chocolate Bars

Milk (milchig)

Almond (milchig)

Crunch (milchig)

Bittersweet (milchig)

Coconut (milchig)

Fruit & Nut (milchig)

Toasted Bran (milchig)

With 0 seal only

Dietetic Cookies

Coconut (milchig)

Fudge (milchig)

Vanilla Thins (milchig)

Oatmeal Raisin (milchig)

Chocolate Raisin (milchig)

Chocolate Chip (milchig)

Lemon Thins (mllchig)

With ® seal only

Dietetic Wafers

6-Calorie Wafer (milchig)

Asst. Wafers (milchig)

Chocolate Wafer (milchig)

Vanilla Wafer (milchig)

3-Pak Choc. Str. Wafer (milchig)

3-Pak Vanilla Wafer (milchig)

3-Pak Choc. Ctd. Wafer (milchig)

With ® seal only

Fructose

(Packets (50)

With 0 seal only

Low CalorIe Gels & Puddings

Cherry Gel

Strawberry Gel

Orange Gel

Lemon-Lime Gel

Raspberry Gel

Chocolate Pudding

Vanilla Pudding

Lemon Pudding

With (g) seal only

Reduced CalorIe Cake MIxes

White

Chocolate

ArrowAutomatic Dishwashing Detergent Lemon

All detergents Kosher for passover. With® seal only

Passover seal not necessary. Sugar Free Gum Drops Fruit

DOREX COMPANY

Licorice

Frankfort, IL WIth (g) seal only

Sugar Free Hard

Candles (bags)

Peppermint

Tropical Mix

Assorted

Lollypops

With ® seal only

Dried Fruit

CAUFORNIA PRUNE PACKING COMPANY

Live Oak, CA

Prunes

With OP seal only

EREWHON, INC.

Cambridge, MA

Dried Fruit

With Ig) seal only

SERVICE PACKING CO., LTD.

Vancouver, B.C. Canada

Service Packing Dates

With 0cli) only

Dried Yeast

*BR~SI4 FERMENTATION PRODUCTS LTD.

Felixstowe, England

Fermipan

With (g) seal only

FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST INC.

Oakland, CA

Rapid Rise

Active Dry

WIth ® seal only

UNIVERSAL FOODS

Milwaukee, WI

Red Star Yeast

Red Star Dried Yeast

With (g) seal only

Drink Mix

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Cocoa Mix (milchig)

With 0 seal only

KO-PAK, INC.

Momence, IL

Double Dutch “Cocoa Special~ With 0 seal only

*P~K CORPORATION

Barrington, IL

FruIt Flavored Drink MIxes

JFS Generic

Amigo

Flavortime

Fruit Seekers

Orchard Park

Park Generic

Krasdale

AFD Generic

La lsla

Shop ‘N Bag

Ponce

Staff

Aldi (Mixade)

Always Save

Grocer’s Pride Z~ZI~)cg) seal only

Drinks

FOREVER LIVING, INC.

Dallas, IX

Aloe Vera Juice Drink

With® seal only

LOUIS TRAUTh DAIRY, INC.

Ne~ort, KY

Egg Nog

Chocolate Drink

With (~)D seal only

Fish Substitute

LOMA LINDA FOODS

Riverside, CA

Ocean Fillets

Ocean Platter

Vege-scallops

With (~) seal only

WORThINGTON FOODS

Worthington, OH

Tuno

wlthcg) lonly

Flavors

CENTRAL SPICE COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Artificial Vanilla Extract

With (~) seal only

Flour

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, MI

Brown Rice, OG

Buckwheat, OG

Cornmeal, Blue, OG

Cornmeal, Blue, Toasted, OG

Job’s Tears

Pastry, Soft White Whole Wheat, PG

Rye, OG

Whole Wheat, Hard Red Winter, OG

Whole Wheat, Hard Red Spring, OG

Whole Wheat, Amber Durum, OG

Quinoa

With 0 seal only

EREWHON, INC.

Cambridge, MA

Flour

With (~) seal only

INTERNATiONAl. PROTEIN

INDUSTRIES, INC.

Smithtown, NY

Protein-Aides Supreme Sesame Flour

With seal only

Food Supplements

ALOE VERA OF AMERICA

Dallas, 7X

Forever Lite Chocolate (mllchig)

Forever Lite Vanilla (milchig)

Forever Lite Strawberry (milchig)

With (~) seal only

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, Ml

Nutrilite Active 8 Lemon (pareve)

Nutrilite Active 8 Orange (pareve)

Nutrillte Acerola Cherry Drink (par&e)

Nutrilite Multifiber Tablet (pareve)

Nutrilite Protein Powder (milchig)

*GIST.BROCADES

Seclin, France

Lactaid LA (pareve)

With (~) seal only

KRAFT, INC.

Glenview, ILL

Slim-Shapes Appetite Control Candies

Artificially flavored Vanilla

Artificially flavored Chocolate

WlthK lonly

NUTRI-BEVCO, INC.

Middletown, NY

NUTRI-RICH SHAKES

Royal Banana (mllchig)

Chocolate Amaretto (milchig)

Dutch Chocolate (mllchig)

Orange Cream (mllchig)

Mountain Strawberry (milchig)

French Vanilla Spice (milchig)

WithO only

l~URDUE-FREDERlCl( COMPANY

Norwalk, CT

Fibermed (Biscuit)

~Pas Yisroel

WIth (K) seal only

Frozen Foods

AThENS PASTRIES a FROZEN FOODS INC.

Brook Park, OH

Spanakopita (m,Ichig)

Tyropita (mllchig)

Baklava (mllchig)

Kataifi (pareve)

Fillo Stwdel Leaves (pareve)

With 0 seal only

DM8 FROZEN FOODS

Brooklyn, NY

Fairmont Frozen Strawberries

Fairmorit Frozen Blueberries

Fairmont Frozen Rhubarb

SANDOZ NUTRITION CORP. GREEN’S COCOS CAKE

inneapois, MN Brooki n NY

Delmark Menmix Custard Mix ~‘mllchig,) Frozen P a

Delmark Egg Nog Mb (mllchig) WIth ‘~ seal onl

Delmark Milk Shake Mixes (Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry) (milchig) PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Delmark Quick Custard Vanilla (thllchig)City of Industry, CA

Delmark Quick Reduced Calorie Kosher Pareve Frozen Dessert Custard, Vanilla (mllchig) Mocha Mix Frozen Dessert

Delmark Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry Mocha Mix Frozen Dessert Bars

• Breakfast Drinks (milchig) With (~) seal only

Delmark Souffle Entree Mix (mllchig)

Delmark Souffle Dessert Mix (milchig) Home Canning

DelmarkMilk Shake, Chocolate (milchig)

Delmark Milk Shake, Strawberry DACUS, INC. (milchig) Tupelo, MS

DelmarkMltk Shake, Vanilla (mllchig) Mrs. Wages Polish Dill Pickle Mix

Nutritious Pudding Vanilla (milchig) Mrs. Wages Dill Pickle Mix

Nutritious Pudding Chocolate (mllchig) Mrs. Wages Zucchini Squash Pickle Mix

Nutritious Pudding Lemon (milchig)

NutrItious Quiche Mix (milchig)

Optifast 70 Vanilla (milchig)

Optifast 70 Cherry (mllchig)

Optifast 70 Orange (milchig)

Optifast 70 Chocolate (milchig)

Optlfast 70 VitamIn Mineral Premix

Mrs. Wages Bread & Butter Pickle Mix

Mrs. Wages Kosher Dill Pickle Mix

Mrs. Wages Fresh Fruit Preserves

Mrs. Wages Citric Acid

Mrs. Wages Pickle It

Mrs. Wages Spaghetti Sauce Mix.

Mrs. Wages Tomato Ketchup Mix (milchig)

Optifast 800 Vanilla (milchig)

øptifast 800 Strawberry (milchig)

Optifast 800 Chocolate (mllchig)

Optifast Beef Soup (mllchig)

Optifast Chicken Soup (milchig)

ModifitlOptifast Mineral Premix (mllchig)

Mrs. Wages Taco Sauce Mix

Mrs. Wages Pizza Sauce Mix

Mrs. Wages Chili Sauce Mix

Mrs. Wages Light Home Jell

Mrs. Wages Canning & Pickling Salt

Mrs. Wages Pickling Lime

Mrs. Wages Home-Jell

Modifit—Strawberry (mllchig) With seal only

Modifit—Vanilla (milchig)

Modifit—Chocolate (mllchig) Honey

WIthOD lonly

EREWHON, INC.

SHAKLEE CORPORATION Cambridge, MA

Hayward, CA Honey

Alfafa With 0 seal only

Instant Protein Drink Mix—Cocoa Flavor JEWEL

Instant Protein Drink Mbt—Vanilla Flavor Chicago, IL

Pro-Leciri Nibblers With (~) 8~I only

Fiber Wafers

Herb-Lax R

Baking Enricher

Bran’N Oats TM Bar

Shaklee Fruit Bar-Apricot

Shaklee Fruit Bar-Banana & Raisin

Shaklee Fruit Bar-Grape 8 Nut

Shaklee Slim Plan Drink Mix f’milchig,)

Orange Flavor Burst (milchig)

Banana Flavor Burst (mllchig)

Almond Flavor Burst (milchig)

Malt Flavor Burst (mllchig)

Mint Flavor Burst (milchiÜ)

Sarsasparilla Flavor Burst (mllchig)

Energy Bars (pareve)

With ® seal only

WAUKUNAGAOFAMENICACO., LTD.

Mission Viejo, CA

Kyollc Garlic Tablets

Kyolic Garlic Liquid WIth 0 seal only

SUNSTAR FOODS, INC.

Streator, IL

Sunstar Pure Honey

Jewel Maid Clover Honey

University Honey

Robb Ross Pure Honey

With (K) seal only

WESTERN COMMERCE CORPORATION

City of Industry, CA Honey

Honey-Pollen Spread WIth (K) seal only

*Hors D’Oeuvres

*PffA PARTY STUFFERS INC.

New York, NY

Hoummus

Baba Ghannouj

Tabuli

Grape Vines Leaves

Falafel

With (g)seal only

Horseradish

C.J. CHRISTOFF 8 SONS, INC.

Lowell, Ml

Chadalee Farms Horseradish

WIth (~) seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Cream Style Prepared Horseradish (mllchig)

Kraft Prepared Horseradish

With K seal only

MEYER’S HORSERADISH, INC.

St. Louis, MO

Horseradish with Beets (pareve)

Prepared Horseradish (pareve)

Horseiadish Relish (pareve)

Cocktail Seafood Sauce (pareve)

Sassy Horseradish Sauce (pareve)

Tartar Sauce with Horseradish (pareve)

Prepared Cream Style Horseradish (milchig)

Hot Polski-Styl Chrzan Horseradish (milchig)

With €) seal only

MOREY’S FISH HOUSE ...Motley, MN

Tartar Sauce w th Horserad sh

Extra Hot Horseradish With (~) seal only

SEMINOLE FOODS INC.

Beliview, FL

Chadalee Farms 100% Pure Horseradish

Seminole Horseradish With 0 seal only

SILVER SPRING GARDENS, INC.

Eau Claire, WI

Prepared Horseradish (pareve)

Prepared Horseradish with Beets (pareve)

Prepared Horseradish Extra good ‘n hot (pareve)

Seafood Sauce (pareve)

Sassy Horseradish Sauce (pareve)

Hot Dog Rel sh with Horseradish (pareve)

Cream Style Horseradish (miichig)

Prepared Cream Style Horseradish

Extra good ‘n hot (milchig)

Warszawsk Polski Sm etankowy Chrzan (m Ichig)

With ~ seal Only

~~(JThERN BAY CORPORATION

Norfolk, VA

Southern Bay Horseradish

With (K) seal only

UNGER’S

Spring Valley, NY

Unger’s Horseradish

With (K) seal only

Ice ream

J. J. SCHMIDT, INC.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Happy Time Ice Cream Cups

Happy Time Strawberry & Chocolate Crunch

Happy Time Banana Bars

Happy Time Cherrio Bars

Happy Time Popsicle Bars

Happy Time Fudgesicle Bars

Happy Time Sandwiches

Happy Time Maltz

Flavorfull Foods Ice Cream Cups

KOSHER FOOD GUIDE.

Flavorfull Foods Strawberry & Chocolate Crunch

Flavorfull Foods Banana Bars

Flavorfull Foods Cherrio Bars

Flavorfull Foods Popsicle Bars

Flavorfull Foods Fudgesicle Bars

Flavorfull Foods Sandwiches

Flavorfull Foods Malts

With ® seal only

WINN-OIXIE STORES INC.

Greenville, SC

Plant City, FL

Superbrand Ice Cream (milchig)

Thrifty Maid Ice Cream (milchig)

Thrifty Maid Sherbet (milchig)

With ® seal only

Ice Cream Cones

CONSOUDATEDWAFER & CONE CO.

Dayton, OH

Wafers

Cones

With (~) seal only

ThE CREAM CONE COMPANIES DIV.

BIG DREAM, INC.

Columbus, OH

Somerset, PA

Omaha, NE

Albany, GA

Lov-e-lee Cake Cups

Lov-e-Iee Sugar Cones

Lov-e-Iee Cake Cones

Drum Stick

With (g) seal only

YOHAY BAKING CO.

Brooklyn, NY

Sweetheart Cones

With 0 seal only

Imitation Nuts

ANACON FOOD COMPANY

Atchison, KS

Flavor Tree Wheat Nuts (milchig)

With OD seat only

Infant Formula

LOMA LINDA FOODS

Riverside, CA

Soyalac, Ready-to-Serve

Soyalac, Conc. Liquid

i-Soyalac, Conc. Liquid

i-Soyalac, Ready-to-Serve

With ~ cii] only

Instant Breakfast Drink

GILSTER MARY U~ CORPORATION

Chester, IL

Food Club Orange Breakfast Drink Mix

With 0 seal only

PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL

Orange Breakfast DrInk

Acme

Amigo

Basico

Cherry Valley

Eisner

Fame

Flavorite

Food Club

Food Town

Fresh ‘N Rich

Gigante

GM Grande

l.G.A.

Jewel

JFS Generic

Krasdale

Los Pinos r. Special

Orange Tree Park

Pathmark

Preferred Products Generic Price Chopper

Red Owl

Roundy’s

Royal Guest Seaway Selectos

Shop Rite

Springfield Town Pride

Village Park

With 0 seal only

POST (General Foods Corp.)

Battle Creek, Ml

Instant Postum

Instant Postum—Coffee Flavored

Tang

Tang—Grapefruit

Tang—Grape

SOUThERN TEA COMPANY

Atlanta, GA

Artificial Breakfast Orange Drink WIth 0 seal only

Jams, Jellies, Preserves

BREVERS

Glenview, IL

Jams

Jellies

Preserves EXCEPT GRAPE OR GRAPE BASED

With K seal only

DEEP SOUTH PRODUCTS

Jacksonville, FL

All products EXCEPT GRAPE JELLY

Sold only in Winn-Dixie stores WIth ® seal only

EREWHON, INC.

Cambridge, MA

Fruit Butter & Preserves

With (~J seal only

KRAFT FOODS COMPANY

Chicago, IL

Jams & Jellies and Preserves

EXCEPT GRAPE or GRAPE BASED and BOSENBERRY

With K seal only

J. MEURENS & FILS

Herve, Belgium

Juice, Juice Concentrates

McCAIN OJ INC.

Chicago, IL

Orange Juice

Grapefruit Juice

Vita Gold Orange Juice Concentrate

Vita Gold Lemonade Conc.

Vita Gold Apple Juice Conc.

Vita Gold Grapefruit (Ruby Red)

Juice Conc.

Vita Gold Punch (Fruit) Juice Conc.

Vita Gold Breakfast Drink Concentrate

VitaGold Squeeze Six Juice Concentrate

Vita Gold Cranberry Cocktail

Concentrate

With (g) seal only

CONTADINA (Carnation Co.)

Los Angeles, CA

Tomato Juice

BEATRICE/HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Tomato Juice

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Prune Juice

Cherry Juice

WIth (~) seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft 100% Pure Unsweetened

Grapefruit Juice

Kraft 100% Pure Orange-PineappleJuice

Kraft 100% Pure Pasteurized

Orange-Grapefruit Juice

Kraft 100% Pure Pasteurized

Orange Juice

Kraft 100% Pure Orange Juice

From Concentrate

Kraft 100% Pure Grapefruit Juice

From Concentrate

Kraft 100% Pure Orange-Pineapple

Juice from Concentrate

Kraft 100% Pure Orange-Grapefruit

Juice from Concentrate

WIth K seal only

LOUIS TRAUTh DAIRY, INC.

Newport, KY

Lemonade (Apache)

Lemondade (Comanche)

Orange Drink

With ~ seal only

TROPICANA PRODUCTS, INC.

Bradenton, FL

Tropicana Pure Premium Home

Style 100% Pure Florida

Squeezed Orange Juice

Tropicana Pure Premium 100% Pure Florida Orange Juice

Tropicana 100% Pure Orange

Tomato Paste

Tomato Puree

Round Tomatoes

Pear Shape Tomatoes

Sliced Tomatoes

Stewed Tomatoes

With (~) seal only

BEATRICE/HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Solid Pack Tomatoes

All Purpose Tomatoes

Stewed Tomatoes

Italian Peeled Tomatoes

Tomato Paste

Tomato Puree

Tomato Ketchup

Pride of the Farm Brand Ketchup

Manwich

Mexican Manwich

With 0 seal only

UNGER’S

Spring Valley, NY

Unger’s Tomato Paste

Unger’s Tomato Catsup

Unger’s Vinegar

With (~) seal only

Knishes

KOSHER CASTLE

Brooklyn, NY

Kosher Castle Potato Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Kashe Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Vegetable Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Potato Cocktail Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Kashe Cocktail Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Apple Strudel (pareve)

KosherCastle Eggroll Cocktails (pareve)

Kosher Castle Eggrolls (pareve)

KosherCastleVegetableCutlet (pareve)

KosherCastle Cheese Knishes (milchig)

Kosher Castle Cherry Cheese Knishes (milchig)

Kosher Castel Blueberry Cheese Kn shes (milchig)

Kosher Castle Pineapple Cheese Kn shes (milchig)

Kosher Castle Chocolate Cheese Kn shea (milchig)

Kosher Castle Tofu Sp nach Kn shes (milchig)

Kosher Castle Potato Broccol Kn shes (milchig)

ALL CHEESE PRODUCTS ARE CHOLOV YISROEL

With 0 seal only

KOSHER FOOD SPECIALTIES, INC. Flushing, NY

King David Potato Knishes (pareve)

King David Kashe Knishes (pareve)

King David Spinach Knishes (pareve)

King David Vegetable Knishes (pareve)

Poiret Pear and Apple Spread (pareve)

Poiret Pear and Strawberry Spread (pareve)

Poiret Pearand Apricot Spread (pareve)

Poiret Pear and Black Cherry and Apple Spread (pareve)

WIth 0 seal only

WESTERN COMMERCE CORPORATION

City of lndustiy, CA

Jams 8. Jellies (EXCEPT GRAPE)

With 0 seal only

WHOLE EARTH FOODS LTD.

Warrington, England

Jams

With (~J seal only

Juice from Concentrate

Tropicana Home Style 100% Pure

Orange Juice from Concentrate

Tropicana 100% Pure Orange

Pineapple Juice from Concentrate

Tropicana Lemonade

Tropicana 100% Pure Grapefruit

Juice from Concentrate

Tropicana 100% Pure Apple

Juice from Concentrate With f~J seal only

Ketchup, Tomato Products, Vinegar

CONTADINA (CarnatIon Co.)

Los Angeles, CA

King David Apple Knishes (pareve)

King David Potato Cocktail Knishes (pareve)

King David Kashe Cocktail Knishes (pareve)

King David Spinach Cocktail Knishes (pareve)

King David Vegetable Cutlet (pareve)

King David Cheese Knishes (milchig)

King David Cherry Cheese Knishes (milchig)

King David Blueberry Cheese Knishes (milchig) - ..~

King David P neapple Cheese Ki~L~h~s (milchig)

King David Chocolate Cheese ~nisI~e,s (milchig)

chees, products are Cholov Ylsroel ONLY werds”Cho4ovyI~~’ appear on the label.

With ~) seal only

MCII’S KOSHER KNISH CO.

Brooklyn, NY

Knishes

Macaroni

MERLINO’S MACARONI INC.

Kent, WA

Macaroni

With® lonly

SCHMIDT NOODLE COMPANY

Detroit, Ml

Egg Kiuski

Herb’s Homestyle Wide Egg Kluski

Herb’s Homestyle Spinach Fettucine

Herb’s Homestyle Mixed

Vegetable Ribbons

Herbs Homestyle ParsleyGaiiic Fettucine

Herb’s HomestyleMixed VegetableShells

Herb’s Homestyle Mixed Vegetable Rotini

Herb’s Homestyle Sesame Rice Spirals

Herb’s Homestyle Medium Egg Kiuski

Herb’s Homestyle Bell Pepper

Basil Fettucine

With ~J seal only

Macrobiotic Foods

ThEAMERICANMISOCOMPANY,INC.

Rutherfordton, NC

Amakuchi Mugi Miso

Traditional Red Miso

Mellow White Miso

Country Barley Miso

Sweet White Miso

Chickpea Miso with Rice

Chickpea Miso with Barley

Sushi Rice

Sweet Barley Miso

Brown Rice Miso

With ® seal only

ARROWHEAD MILLS, INC.

Hereford, lx

All Bulk Grain (pareve)

Beans (pareve)

With ® seal only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Baldng Supplies & Sweeteners

Barley Malt

Sorghum Mosasses

Vanilla, Low Alcohol Extract

Kudzu Root Starch

Ainazake

With (g) seal only

Grains-Seeds Packaged

Barley, Pearled, OG

Brown Rice, Long Grain, OG

Brown Rice, Short Grain, OG

Job’s Tears

Popcorn, Yellow, OG

Millet, Yellow, OG

Quinoa

Sesame Seeds, Black

With (g) seal only

Organic Beans Packaged

Adzuki Beans

Black Turtle Beans

Green Lentils

Green Split Peas

Kidney Beans

Navy Beans

Pinto Beans

Black Soybeans

With (~) seal only

Chips Mochi Crackers (Non Maki)

Brown Rice Crackers/

Tamari Arare, Rice Puffs

With 0 seal only

Traditional Japanese MIso

General Miso (Brown Rice)

Hacho Miso (Soybean)

Korne Miso (Rice)

Mugi Miso (Barley)

Shiro Miso (White Miso)

Soba Miso (Buckwheat)

With 0 seal only

Organic Pasta Packaged

Elbows, Whole Wheat

Elbows, Vegetable

Ribbons, Spinach

Ribbons, Whole Wheat

Spaghetti, Artichoke

Spaghetti, Whole Wheat

Spirals, Sesame Rice

Spirals, Whole Wheat

Shells, Whole Wheat

With 0 seal only

Traditional Japanese Pasta

Bifun

Wild Yam Soba

Kudzu Kin Pasta

Mugwort Soba

Lotus Root Soba

Soba, 100% Buckwheat

Soba, 40% Buckwheat

Udon

With (~) seal only

UME Products Extracts a Dietary Supplements

Garlic Balls

Kombu Balls

Plum Balls

Plum Concentrate

Umeboshi Paste

Umeboshi Plums

With (g) seal only

Japanese Specialty Foods

Dried Sliced Saikon

Eden Shake (Funikake)

Job’s Tears (Hato Mugi)

Kudzu Root

Mochi, Brown Rice, OG

Mochim Millet, OG

Mochim Mugwort, OG

Organic Amazake

Pickled Daikon

Shitake Mushrooms (Sliced)

Shitake Mushrooms (Whole)

Tekka (Miso Vegetable Condiment)

Wasabi Powder

Mirin

With® lonly

Sea Vegetables Packaged

Agar Agar Bars

Agar Agar Flakes

Arame

Hijiki

Kizami Non

Kombu Non

Sushi Non

Wakame

WIth 0 seal only

Prepared Foods & Packaged Meals

Cooked Brown Rice w/Adzuki and Gomasio

Cooked Brown Rice w/Seaweed

Cooked Brown Rice wNegetables

Mochi, Brown Rice, OG

Mochi Mugwort, OG

Mochi, Millet, OG

Precooked Beans, Pinto Beans

Precooked Beans. Great Northern Precooked Beans, Garbanzo

Precooked Beans, Adzuki

With ® seal only

*GREAT EASTERN SUN COMPANY

Ashville, NC

Emporer’s Kitchen Products

Mansan Tamari, Wheat Free

Mansan Organic Tamani Wheat Free

Johsen Shoyu

Sakae Organic Shoyu

Shoyu Vinaigrette

Mikawa Mirin

Umeboshi Plums

Umeboshi Paste

Emerald Cove Seaweeds

Arame

Hljlki

Kanten Flakes

Kornbu

Wakame Non

Suchi Non

With ® seal only

MITOKU COMPANY, LTD.

Tokyo, Japan

Sea Vegetables

Arame

Hijiki

Roshu Wild Hijiki

Kanteen Flakes (Agar)

Kanteen Bars

Kombu

Hidaka Sun-Dried Kombu

Kombu Powder

Ne Kombu

Mekabu Non

Sushi Non

Sandal Select Non

Fine Cut Non

Flavored Non

Green Non Flakes

Wakame

Ita Wakame

San-Riku Wild Wakame

With ® seal only

Umeboshi Products

Umeboshi Plums

Organic Umeboshi Plums

Umeboshi Paste

Urns Concentrate

Ume-lickled Shiso Leaves

Ume-Shiso Sprinkle

Umeboshi Vinegar (Ume-Su)

Organic Umeboshi Vinegar

With ® seal only

Shlltake Mushrooms

All grades of Dried Shiitake

With (~) seal only

Kuzu

Kuzu Powder

Hoshino Wild Kuzu Powder

Kagoshima Wild Kuzu Noodles

With seal only

Mldn (Rise CookIng Wine)

Authentic Mikawa Mirin

With seal only

Brown Rice Mochl

Brown Rice Mochi

Organic Brown Rice Mochi

Millet Mochi

Foxtail Millet Mochi

Mugwont Mochi

With ® seal only

U.S. MILLS, INV.

Wilmington, MA

Uncle Sam Cereal

Skinner’s Raisin Bran

Private Label Raisin Bran

Private Label Wheat Flakes

U.S. Mills Ready-To-Eat Cereals

Erewhon Ready-To-Eat Cereals

Erewhon Hot Cereals

Erewhon Granolas

Erewhon Seed and Nut Butters

Erewhon Sesame Tahini

Erewhon Shoyu Tamarl Soy Sauce

Erewhon Misos

Erewhon Ramen

Erewhon Soba 40% Buckwheat Pasta

Erewhon Soba 80% Buckwheat Pasta

Erewhon Whole-Wheat Udon

Erewhon Rice Crackers (Koishe, Non Maki)

Enewhon Seasoned Non with Tamari

Erewhon Teas

Erewhon Brown Rice Vinegar

Erewhon Sweet Brown Rice Vinegar

Erewhon Urns Extract

Erewhon Kuzu

ErewhQn Nigani

Erewhon Sweets (Japanese Candies)

Erewhon Agar-Agar

Erewhon Arame Seaweed

Erewhon Hijiki Seaweed

Erewhon Kombu Seaweed

Erewhon Wakame Seaweed

Erewhon Non Seaweed

WESTBRAE NATURAL FOODS

Commerce, CA

Johsen Shoyu

Miso Brown Rice 1 Yr.

Miso Red 1 Yr.

Miso Hatcho 3 Yr.

Wheat Free Tarnani

Miso Soybean 1 Yr.

Miso Barley 2 Yr.

Ah Soy Soy Drinks 180 Ml Pouches

Sesame Brown Rice Wafers

Tarnari Brown Rice Wafers

Onion & Garlic Brown Rice Wafers

Teriyaki Brown Rice Wafers

5-Spice Brown Rice Wafers

Hearty 100% Buckwheat Sobs (N/S)

Hearty 100% Buckwheat Soba w/Salt

Unsalted Brown Rice Wafers

Curry Brown Rice Wafers

Garlic-Onion Brown Rice Puffs

Sweet Brown Rice Puffs

Black Sesame Brown Rice Puffs

Instant Red Miso Soup

Instant White Miso Soup

Non Brown Rice Crackers

Sesame Brown Rice Crackers

Teriyaki Brown Rice Cakes

Buckwheat Brown Rice Cakes

Barley Brown Rice Cakes

Millet Brown Rice Cakes

Double Sesame Brown Rice Cakes

Sesame Garlic Brown Rice Cakes

With ® seal Only

Margarine

CAPITAL CITY PRODUCTS CO.

Columbus, OH

Dixie_Margarine (solid) (milchig)

Capital Pride Margarine (solid) (milchig)

Kingnut ½.-Marganine (soft) (milchig) With © seal only

DEAN FOODS COMPANY

Richmond, VA

Greenville, SC

Margarine (milchig)

WIth® seal only

DEEP SOUTH PRODUCTS, INC.

Gainseville, GA

Super Brand Margarine (milchig)

WIth ® seal only

J & J DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC.

Brooklyn, NY

J & J Unsalted Vegetable Margarine

WIth (~) seal only

KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Parkay Margarine (milchig)

Parkay Cookery Margarine Buttery

Flavor (milchig)

Parkay Cookery Margarine Buttery

Garlic (milchig)

Parkay Cookery Margarine Buttery

Lemon (milchig)

Squeeze Parkay Margarine (milchig)

Soft Parkay Margarine (milchig)

Soft Parkay Corn Oil Margarine (milchig)

Whipped Miracle Brand Margarine (milchig)

Whipped Parkay Margarine (milchig)

Source Calcium Enriched 50% and 70% (milchig)

Parkay Spread 50% and 64% and 70% (mllchig)

Kraft Spread Vegetable OiI~Butter Spread 40% and 50% (milchig)

Touch of Butter Spread 40% and 50% (milchig)

Soft Di~t Parkay Reduced Calorie Margarine ~‘pareve~

Parkay Light Corn Oil Spread 60% (pareve)

Parkay Light Spread 50% and 60% (pareve)

With K seal only

WEIGHT WATCHERS

Margarine (pareve)

With (~J seal only

Marshmallow Creme

KIDO AND COMPANY, INC.

Ligonier, Indiana

Kroger’s Marshmallow Creme

With (g) seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Marshmallow Creme

With K seal only

Mayonnaise

C.J. CHRISTOFF & SONS, INC.

Lowell, MI

Heavy Duty Mayonnaise

With (~) seal only

DEEP SOUTh PRODUCTS

Jackso’nville, FL

Dixie Darling Mayonnaise—sold only in Winn-Dixie Stores

With (g) seal only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, MI

Mayonnaise

With €) seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Real Mayonnaise

Light Reduced Calorie Mayonnaise

With K seal only

NASOYA FOODS LTD.

Leominister, MA

Nayonaise

With (~) seal only

UNGER’S

Spring Valley, NY

Unger’s Mayonnaise

WIth €~ seal only

Meat Substitutes

LIGHTUFE FOODS, INC.

Greenfield, MA

Lightlife Fakin’ Bacon

Li~htlife Tempeh Burgers

Li~htlife Burgers

Li~htlife Organic Soy Tempeh

Li~htlife Caraway Soy Tempeh

Li~htIife 3-Grain& Soy Tempeh

Li~htIife Quinona Sesame Tempeh

Li~htlife Macro Power Tempeh

Lightlife Garden Vegetable Tempeh

With ® seal only

LOMA LINDA FOODS

Riverside, CA

Sizzle Burger

Meatless Bologna

Meatless Fried Chicken

Meatless Chicken

Meatless Meatballs

Meatless Roast Beef

Meatless Salami

Meatless Turkey

Meatless Fried Chicken W/Gravy

Tender Rounds W/Gravy

Swiss Steak W/Gravy

Nuteena Proteena

Big Franks

V~gelona

Vita-Burger Chunks

Vita-Burger

Dinner Cuts

Stew Pac

Vegee-Burger.

Redi-Burger

Tender Bits

Linketts

Little Links

Sizzle Franks

Gravy Quik, Brown

Gravy Quik, Mushroom

Gravy Quik, Country Style

Gravy Quik, Smoky Bits

Gravy, Quik, Onion

Gravy Quik, Chicken Style

Chili W/Beans & Vita-Burger

Griddle Steaks

Tastee Cuts

Sandwich Spread

Savory Dinner Loaf

Patty Mix

Chicken Supreme With ®C113 only

MORNINGSTAR FARMS

Worthington, OH

Breakfast Strips (milchig)

Scramblers (milchig)

With 00 seal only

WORTHINGTON FOODS

Columbus, OH

Beef Chubs

Corned Beef

Sliced Corned Beef

Smoked Beef

Sliced Smoked Beef

Frozen Diced Beef

Frozen Diced Chicken

Sliced Chicken

Chicken Chub

Chickettes

Sliced Wham

Sliced Blono

Dinner Roast

Tofu Garden Patties

Tuno Chubs

Lentil/Rice Loaf

With 00 seal only

Milk Substitute

GIST-BROCADES

Seclin, France

LactAid With ~ seal only

LOMA UNDA FOODS

Riverside, CA

Mt. Vernon, OH

Soyalac, Ready-to-serve

Soyalac, Concentrated Liquid

1-Soyalac, Ready-to-serve

1-Soyalac, Concentrated Liquid

Mineral Water

PERRIER SPARKLING WATER

Vergez France

Perrier Sparkling Water

POLAND SPRING CORP.

Poland Springs, ME

Poland Springs Pure Natural Mineral Water

Sparkling Poland Spring Water

*Mjso

MITO U COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Hagoromo Barley Misc

Sendai Brown Rice Miso

Johsen Organic Brown Rice Misc

Sendai Rice Misc

Hatcho Soybean Misc

W~a Hatcho Soybean Miso

Mansan Soybean Miso

Mansan Organic Soybean Misc

With ® seal only

Molasses

WESTERN COMMERCE CORPORATION

City of Industry, CA

Molasses WIth ® seal only

Noodles

LA CHOY

Archbold, OH

Chow Mein Noodles

Rice Noodles WIth (~J seal only

MERLINO’S MACARONI, INC.

Kent, WA

Noodles

Spinach Noodles

With (~) only

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Sakurai Shizen Soba

Sakurai Organic Soba

Sakurai 40% Sobs

Sakurai 50% Soba

Sakurai 100% Sobs

Sakurai 100% Sobs, Salt-Free

Sakurai Whole Wheat Udon

Sakurai Organic Whole Wheat Udori’

Sakurai Brown Rice Udon

Sakurai Organic Brown Rice t!Jdon’

Sakurai Tsuru Udon

Sakurai Somen

Sakurai Whole Wheat Semen

Sakural Whole Wheat Ramen w/out Soup

Sakurai Buchweat Ramen w/out SoUp

Sakurai Brown Cice Ram_enw/out~Soup

Kagoshima Wild Kuzu Noodles

With (~3 seal only

SCHMIDT NOODLE COMPANY

Detroit, MI

Egg Noodles

Herb’s Homestyle Fine Egg Noodles

Herb’s Homestyle Medium Egg Noodles

Herb’s Homestyle Wide Egg Noodles

Herb’s Homestyle Whole Wheat Flats

Herb’s Homestyle Medium EggKluskl

Herb’s Homestyle Wide Egg Kluski

Herb’s Homestyle Spinach Fettucine

Herb’s Homestyle Bell Pepper Basil’ Fettucine

CENTRAL SPICE COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Dried Mushrooms

With (~) seal only

Mustard

C.J. CHRISTOFF & SONS, INC.

Lowell, MI

German Style Mustard

German Style Mustard with Fresh Horseradish

Jalapeno Mustard with Hot Jalapeno Peppers

Sweet Home-n-Hot Mustard With 0 seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Mustard Products

With K seal only

PLOCHMAN, INC.

Chicago, IL

Yellow Mustard

Dijon Mustard

Spicy Brown Mustard

Horseradish Mustard

Viennese Style Mustard

With ® seal only

RICHARDSON FOODS CORPORATION

Rochester, NY

Nances Sharp & Creamy Mustard 6, 10, 16 oz. jar (pareve)

Nances Hot Mustard 6 oz (pareve)

Herb’s Homestyle Parsley Garlic Fettucine

Herb’s Homestyle Mixed Vegetable Ribbons

Herb’sHomestyle Mixed Vegetable Shells

Herb’s Homestyle Mixed Vegetable Totini

Herb’s Homestyle Sesame RiceSpirals

Egg Kluski

With (~J seal only

Nuts

ALLEN FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Tipp City, OH

Raw Aihionds

Raw Black Walnuts

Raw English Walnuts

Raw Pecans

Raw Brazil Nuts

Roasted, Salted or Unsalted Peanuts

Roasted, Salted or Unsalted Cashews

Roasted, Salted or Unsalted

Sunflower Seeds

Roasted, Salted or Unsalted Pistachios

Roasted, Salted or Unsalted

Honey Roast Peanuts

Roasted, Salted or Unsalted Hot Nuts (Barbequed) -

Roasted, Salted or Unsalted Almonds

Roasted, Salted or Unsalted 1~ English Walnuts

Roasted, Salted or UnsaItedWbai~, Boston Baked Beans

French Burnt Peanuts

With (~) seal only

Nut Sesame Mix (milchig)

Butter Toffee Peanuts (milchig)

With €)D seal only

FINE PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC.

Atlanta, GA

Apple Mountain Farm Peanut Brittle Crunch

Careen and Krista Peanut Brittle

Careen and Krista Sugar

Toasted Peanuts

Carl Christian Peanut Brittle

Carl Christian Roasted Peanuts

Colonial House Peanut Brittle Crunch

ColonialJ-touse Honey Roasted Peanuts

Cook’s Choice Peanut Brittle

Dare Foods Peanut Brittle

Dare Foods Honey Roasted Peanuts

The Dillard House Peanut Brittle

The Dillard House Honey Roasted Peanuts

Food Factory Peanut Brittle

Food Factory Honey Bear Peanuts

Grandma Glover Peanut Brittle

Heritage Country Peanut Brittle Crunch

Hollingsworth Peanut Brittle

Hollingsworth Honey Roasted Peanuts

Kroger Peanut Brittle

Kroger Honey Roasted Peanuts

Nationwide Candy Peanut Crunch

Nationwide Candy Toasted Peanuts

Sophie Mae Peanut Brittle

Sophie Mae Coconut Brittle

Sophie Mae Honey Roasted Peanuts

Winters Honey Roasted Peanuts

With &J seal only

*JINIL AU CHOCOLAT

Cedarhurst, NY

Nuts (Cashews, Pistachios, Almonds)

With (~J seal only

Olives

BENEDICT PACKING COMPANY

Caristadt, NJ

Castanet Spanish Olives

Castanet Spanish Salad Olives

With © seal only

*UNDSAY OLIVE GROWERS

Lindsay, CA

Lindsay Brand Ripe & Green Olives

San FernandoValley Ripe & Green Olives

Monterey Inn Ripe & Green Olives

With (~) seal only

Oven Cleaner

AMWAY CORPORATiON

Ada, Ml

Oven Cleaner

Oven Cleaner—aerosol

Oven ‘N’ Grill Spray Coating

THE DRACKETT COMPANY

Franklin, KY

Mr. Muscle

*Pancakes

*GOLDEN VALLEY MICROWAVE FOODS INC.

Edina, MN

Buttermilk Pancakes (milchig)

Blueberry Pancakes (milchig)

Pancakes with Maple Topping (milchig)

With (~)D seal only

Paper Plates

KEYES FIBRE COMPANY

Wateiville, ME

Chinet Disposable Tableware

Peanut Butter

ARROWHEAD MILLS, INC.

Hereford, JX

Peanut Butter

With 0 seal only

BEATRICE/HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Peter Pan Creamy Peanut Butter

Peter Pan Crunchy Peanut Butter

Peter Pan Low Sodium Peanut Butter

Peter Pan Salt Free Peanut Butter

With (g) seal only

CAIRO PICKLE

Cairo, GA

Krunchy Peanut Butter

Wltht~ lonly

EREWHON, INC.

Cambridge, MA

Seeds & Nuts—Butter

With (~) seal only

INTERNATIONAL PROTEIN INDUSTRIES

Smithtown, NY

Protein~Aide• Sesame Peanut Butter

With seal only

ROBINSON FOODS, INC.

Cairo, GA

Golden Spread Smooth Imitation

Peanut Butter

.June Boy Smooth Peanut Butter

Plantation Pride Smooth Peanut Butter

With 0 seal only

RODDENBERY CO., INC.

Cairo, GA

Cairo Beauty Krunchy Peanut Butter

Country Maid Smooth Peanut Butter

Dewkist Krunchy Peanut Butter

Georgia Maid Smooth Peanut Butter

Happy Kids Smooth Peanut Butter

Lassie Jane Smooth Peanut Butter

Ohi Boy Peanut Butter ‘N Jelly

Pure Gold Krunchy Peanut Butter

Sunnyland Smooth Peanut Butter

With (~) seal only

SUNSTAR FOODS, INC.

Streator, IL

Sunstar Peanut Butter

With 0 seal only

TASTYSNACKS, INC.

Windsor, PA

Peanut Butter (pareve)

Peanut Butter Swirl (pareve)

With 0 seal only

WINN DIXIE STORES

Jacksonville, FL

Winn Dixie Peanut Butter

With (~) seal only

Pickle Products

FOOD CLUB

Skokie, IL

Sweet Pickles

WIth (~) seal only

KINGSTON

Skokie, IL

Sweet Gherkins

With 0 seal only

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Farmhouse Pickled Daikon

WIth 0 seal only

RAINBO FOODS INC.

Texarkana, 7X

RODDENBERRy FOODS PICKLE

DMSION

Cairo, GA

WIth seal only

WESTERN FOODS PRODUCTS CO., INC.

La Junta, CO

Pita Bread

EUROPEAN BAKERS

Atlanta, GA

Pita Bread

With 0 seal only

FATTAL’S BAKERY& GROCERY INC.

Paterson, NJ

Pita Bread

With Oseal only

*KONTOS FOODS, INC.

Paterson, NJ

Pocketloss Pita Bread

With seal only

MICHYO KOSHER FOODS

Monsey, NY

Regular Pita

Regular Whole Wheat Pita

Mini Whole Wheat Pita

Cinnamon & Raisin Pita

?as Yisroel~—~Mozórios”

With (~) seal only

NOURI’S BAKERY & GROCERY

Paterson, NJ

Pita Bread

With (~J seal only

PITA BAKING COMPANY

Chicago, IL

Pita Bread

With ~ seal only

TOUFAYAN’S BAKERY

North Bergen, NJ

Pita Bread

With C~J seal only

Pizza

GREEN’S COCOS CAKE

Frozen Plus

With 0 seal only

*pizza Wraps

*CREARVE KOSHER FOODS, INC.

Tampa, FL

Creative Kosher Pizza Wraps

Cholov Yisroel

With (g)D seal only

Plastic Bags

EXXON CHEMICALS

Clark, NJ

Sandwch Bags

With ® seal only

WEBSTER INDUSTRIES, INC.

Peabody, MA

Sandwich bags

Utility bags

Popcorn

*GO~EN VALLEY MICROWAVE

FOODS INC.

Ed/na, MN

Natural Popcorn (pareve)

With (~J seat only

Butter Flavored Popcorn (mllchig)

Real Bj,~tter Popcorn (milchig)

With (~S)D seal only

BEATRICE/HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Orville Redenbacher’s Microwave

Popcorn (milchig)

Orville Redenbacher’s Butter Flavored Microwave Popcorn (milchig)

Orville Redenbacher’s No Salt Added Microwave Popcorn (milchig)

Orville Redenbacher’s No Salt Added Butter Flavored Microwave Popcorn (mllchig)

Orville Redenbacher’s Frozen Microwave Popcorn (milchig)

Orville Redenbacher’s Frozen Butter flavored Microwave Popcorn (milchig)

With OD seal only

Orville Redenbacher’s Gourment

Popping Corn

Orville Redenbacher’s Gourment HotAir

Popping Corn

With ~ seal only

*HOMEMADE FRESH POPCORN

Brooklyn, NY Popcorn

With 0 seal only

KRAK-O-POP, INC.

Montreal, Quebec Canada

Caramel Corn

With (g) seal only

*THE MASCOTCANDYCOMPANYINC.

Glennville, GA

Mascot Cornpatch (Butter Toffee Popcorn) (milchig)

Betty Benson Snack Shack

(Caramel Popcorn) (mllchig)

With (~)D seal only

Potato Chips

PASKESZ CANDY COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

With 0 seal only

Preserved Fruits

GRAY & COMPANY

Forest Grove, OR

Preserved Fruits & Peels

With ~ seal only

Pretzels

KEMACH

Brooklyn, NY

Pretzel Twists

Pretzel Rings

Unsalted Pretzel Twists

“Pas Yisroel~

With (g) seal only

PASKESZ CANDY COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

“Pas Yisroel”

With 0 seal only

Puddings

BEATRICE/HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Snack Pack Lemon Pudding (milchig)

Snack Pack Vanilla Pudding (mllchig)

Snack Pack Chocolate Pudding (milchig)

Snack Pack Chocolate Fudge Pudding (milchig)

Snack Pack Butterscotch Pudding (milchig)

Snack Pack Tapioca Pudding (mllchig)

Snack Pack Banana Pudding (milchig)

KOSHER FOOD GUIDE 15

Snack Pack Chocolate Marshmallow

Pudding (milchig)

Swiss Miss Vanilla Pudding (milchig)

Swiss Miss Chocolate Pudding (milchig)

Swiss Miss Chocolate Fudge Pudding (milchig)

Swiss Miss Butterscotch Pudding (milchig)

Swiss Miss Vanilla Sundae Pudding (milchig)

Swiss Miss Chocolate Sundae Pudding (milchig)

Swiss Miss Tapioca Pudding (rnhlchig)

With €D seal only

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Low Calorie Gels & Puddings

Strawberry Gel

Cherry Gel

Orange Gel

Lemon-Lime Gel

Raspberry Gel

Chocolate Pudding

Vanilla Pudding

Lemon Pudding

Strawberry

Dia-Mel Butterscotch (milchig)

Dia-Mel Chocolate (milchig)

Dia-Mel Vanilla (milchig)

Estee Instant Butterscotch (milchig)

Estee Instant Lemon (milchig)

Estee Instant Chocolate (milchig)

Estee Instant Vanila (milchig)

With ® seal only

SANNA, INC.

Richmond, KY

Swiss Miss Frozen Pudding Bars (milchig)

Swiss Miss Refrigerated Puddings (milchig)

With 0 seal only

Punch Mix

ThE PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL

Amigo

Basico

Gigante

Grande

Los Pinos

Mr. Special Park

Selectos

LJni Co-op

Vitarroz

Guava Flavored Drink Mix

With (~J seal only

Restaurants

THE DAIRY PLANET

New York, NY

~Cholov Visroel”

‘Pas Yisroel’

*DALYA ZION RESTAURANT

North Miami Beach, FL

EDIBLE PURSUITS

New York, NY

“Cholov Yisroel”

‘Pas Yisroel’

JERUSALEM PIZZA SHOP

Chicago, IL

‘Cholov Yisroel”

KOSHER CASTLE

Brooklyn, NY

~Cholov Yisroel”

“Pas Yisroel”

MAGEN PIZZA, FALAFEL

New York, NY

“Cholov Yisroel’

‘Pas Yisroel”

*MAGEN DAVID PIZZA SHOP

New York, NY

“Pas Yisroel”

“Cholov Yisroel”

MI TSU YUN RESTAURANT

Chicago, IL

MOMS KOSHER KNISH COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

“Cholov Yisroel”

“Pas Yisroel”

ONEG PIZZA & DAIRY RESTAURANT

Spring Valley, NY

“Cholov Yisroel”

~Pas Yisroel”

RISHON PIZZA SHOP

Brooklyn, NY

“Cholov Yisroel”

‘Pas Yisroel”

Rice

GLEN FOODS

Wantagh, NY

Nookies

Brown Rice Treats With t~ setil only

*Rlce Crackers

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Brown Rice Crisps: Tamari, Seaweed Spicy

Robata Brown Rice Crisps

Traditional Brown Rice Crackers

Organic Brown Rice Crackers

Harvesdt Moon Crackers

Samurai Snacks Sweet Brown Rice Crackers With (g) seal only

Salad Dressings

C.J. CHRISTOFF & SONS, INC.

Lowell, Ml

49% Egg & Gil Deluxe Dressing

Heavy Duty Salad Dressing

Custom Blend Salad Dressing

Creamy Garlic Dressing

Creamy Italian Dressing

Separating Italian Dres~ing

Lo-Cal French Dressing

Lo-Cal Italian Dressing

Coleslaw Dressing

Mild French Dressing

Western French Dressing

Sweet-N-Sour Dressing

Celery Seed Sweet-N-Sour Dressing

Gourmet 1000 Island Dressing

Instant Chili Seasoning Concentrate

Garlic & Herb Gil for Seafood & Fowl

Gourmet Lemon-Pepper & Herb Gil

Mesquite Basting Gil for Seafood, Meats & Fowl

With ® seal only

DEEP SOUTH PRODUCTS

Jacksonville, FL

Dixie Darling Salad Dressing—sold only in

Winn-Dixie stores

With 0 seal only

Dia-Mel Italian Salad Dressing

Dia-Mel French Salad Dressing

Dia-Mel Tahiti (pareve)

Dia-Mel Creamy Italian (milchig)

Dia-Mel Creamy Cucumber (milchig)

Dia-Mel Yogurt Buttermilk (milchig) With 0 seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Sweet ‘N SourSauce and Dressing

Miracle Whip Salad Dressing

Miracle Whip Light Reduced Calorie Salad Dressing

Thousand Island Dressing

With K seal only

*MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Three Taste Dressing (Sanbai Su) With 0 seal only

NASOYA FOODS LTD.

Leominister, MA

Salad Dressings

Vegi-Dips

With ~ seal only

SILVER SPRING GARDENS, INC.

Eau Claire, WI

Salad N Seafood Dressing

Beer-N-Brat Horseradish Mustard

WIth ® seal only

Salt

AKZO SALT DIVISION INTERNATIONAL SALT

Akron, GH

St. Claire, Ml

Manistee, Ml

Watkins Glen, NY

Diamond Crystal Kosher Coarse Salt

Diamond Crystal Weather Pruf Salt

Hardy Salt

Kosher for Passover with Passover seal ONLY

Sandwich Spread.

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago IL

Kraft Sandwich Spread

With K seal only

LOMA LINDA FOODS

Riversidej’CA

GourmetSpread, Caco Cheese (pareve)

Gourmet Spread, Gnion (pareve)

Gourmet Spread, Cheese (pareve)

Gourmet Spread, Chicken Flavor(pareve)

Sandwich Spread (pareve)

SUNSTAR FOODS, INC.

Streator, IL

Bonique Sandwich Spread

With ® seal only

Sau es

C.J. CHRISTOFF & SONS, INC.’

Lowell, Ml

Seafood Sauce

Horseradish Sauce

Extra Fancy Tartar Sauce

Tangy Tartar Sauce

Fresh Horseradish Sauce

Curried Mayonnaise Sauce

THE ESTEE CORPORATION Natural Seafood Sauce with Parsippany, NJ Fresh Horseradish

Dia-MélThousand Island Salad Dressing Billed Tartar Sauce with Fresh Lemon

Dia-Mel Creamy Garlic Salad Dressing WIth ® seal only

CONTADINA (Carnation Co.)

Riverbank, CA

Tomato Sauce

Pizza Sauce

All Purpose Pizza Sauce

Oven Barbecue Sauce

Cook Book Sweet & Sour Sauce

Cook Book Creole Sauce

Cock Book Italian Sauce

All Purpose Pizza Sauce with Basil With seal only

DEL MONTE FROZEN & SPECIALTY PRODUCTS

Stoughton, WI

Ortega Taco Sauce—Hot & Mild

With 0 seal only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml Spaghetti Sauce (Regular and Low Sodium) With 0 seal only

BEATRICE/HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Tomato Sauce

Tomato Sauce with Mushrooms

Tomato Sauce with Onions

Tomato Sauce Special

Tomato Sauce with Bits

Chili Sauce

Cocktail Sauce

Prima Salsa, Regular Flavor

Hot & Spicy Barbeque Sauce

Onion Flavored Barbeque Sauce

Jazy Low Cost Italian Flavored Sauce

Prima Salsa, Mushroom Flavor

Make-A-Meal Mexican Sauce

With 0 seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Barbecue Sauce

Kraft Garlic Flavored Barbecue Sauce

Kraft Hickory Smoke Barbecue Sauce

Kraft Hot Barbecue Sauce

Kraft Hot Hickory Smoke Barbecue Sauce

Kraft Mesquite Smoke Barbecue Sauce

Kraft Onion Bits Barbecue Sauce

Kraft Hickory Smoke Onion Bits

BarbecueSauce

Kraft Sweet ‘N Sour Sauce

Kraft KansasCity Style Barbecue Sauce

Thick ‘N Spicy Barbecue Sauce with Honey

Thick ‘N Spicy Barbecue Style

Steak Sauce

Thick ‘N Spicy Chunky Barbecue Sauce

Thick ‘N Spicy Hickory Smoke Barbecue Sauce

Thick ‘N Spicy Hot Barbecue Sauce

Thick ‘N Spicy Mesquite Smoke

Barbecue Sauce

Thick ‘N Spicy Orrginal Barbecue Sauce

Thick ‘N Spicy Barbecue Sauce

Kansas City Style

Italian Seasonings Barbecue Sauce

With K seal only

LA CHOY

Archbold, OH

Soy Sauce

Sweet and Sour Sauce

Brown Gravy Sauce

Plum Sauce

With ® seal only

LOMA LINDA FOODS

Riverside, CA

Spaghetti Sauce

With (~J seal only

16• KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

MOREY’S FISH HOUSE

Motley, MN

Tartar Sauce with Horseradish

Extra Hot Horseradish

With 0 seal only

RICHARDSON FOODS CORPORATION

Rochester, NY

Nances Corn Relish—i 5 oz., 91,,~ oz., 13 oz. (pareve)

Nances Red Pepper Relish— 10¼ oz., 13 oz. (pareve)

Nances Chicken Wing Sauce.— Mild & Hot 12 oz. (pareve)

Nances Chili Sauce— 9½oz., i5oz., i3oz., (pareve)

With (~) seal only

*SOUThERN BAY CORPORATION

Norfolk, VA

Southern Bay Cocktail Sauce

With 0 seal only

SUNSTAR FOODS, INC.

Streator, IL

Bonique Cantonese Sauce

Bonique Horseradish Flavor Sauce

Bonique Seafood Cocktail Sauce

With 0 seal only

WANJASHAN MANDARIN

SOY SAUCE, INC.

Middletown, NY

Holsin Sauce

Soy Sauce

Teriyaki Sauce

With (~) seal only

Silver Polish

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, Ml

Antitranish Silver Polish

Snack Foods

ANACON FOODS COMPANY

Atchison, KS

Roseville, MN

Wheat Germ Nuts (Old Name Bitsyn

Flavored

Natural Wheat Germ (No Flavor)

Pecan

Black Walnut

English Walnut

Almond

Cashew

Peanut

Macadamia

Bowiby’s Bits (Pecan, Black Walnut, Cashew, Almond)

AnaCon Wheat Nuts

Blueberry Bits 1621P

Blueberry Bits F809-Z

Cherry Bits 1 630P

Cinnamon Bits 1600

With OD seal only

GLEN FOODS

Wantagh, NY

Nookies

Brown Rice Treats

With 0 seal only

BEATRICEIHUNT WESSON INC.

Fullertoh, CA

Snack Pack Strawberry Applesauce

Snack Pack Raspberry Applesauce

Snack Pack Applesauce Regular

Snack Pack Applesauce Natural

Snack Pack Diced Peaches

Snack Pack Fruit Cup

Snack Pack Lemon Pudding (mllchig)

Snack Pack ChocolatePudding (milchig)

Snack Pack Chocolate Fudge Pudding Edensoy, Vanilla (milchig) With (~) seal only

Snack Pack Vanilla Pudding (milchig)

Snack Pack Buterscotch Pudding (milchig)

Orville Redenbacher’s Gourment

Caramel Crunch Popcorn Snack (milchig) With 0 seal only

PILLSBURY COMPANY

Minneapolis, MN

Pillsbury Wheat Nuts (milchig)

With (~) seal only

SPICER’S INTERNATiONAL

OGLESBY, IL

Spicer’s Barbecue Wheat Snacks (milchig)

Spicer’s Chocolate Wheat Snacks (milchig)

Spicer’s Natural Wheat Snacks (milchig)

Spicer’s Sour Cream & Onion

Wheat Snacks (milchig)

With OD seal only

Soda

COCA COLA BOITUNG CO.

New York, NY

Welch’s Grape Soda

With 0 seal only

Kosher for Passover With (~)P seal ONLY

COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. OF NY,

INC.

Seagram Club Soda

Seagram Quinine

Seagram Ginger Ale

Seagram Seltzer

With 0 seal only

DR. PEPPER CO.

Dallas TX

Dr. Pepper

Sugar Free Dr. Pepper

Kosher for Passover with Passover seal ONLY

SUNKIST SOFT DRINKS, INC.

Atlanta, GA

Sunkist

Sunkist Diet

With 0 seal only

LOMA LINDA FOODS

Riverside, CA

Soyagen—No Sucrose

Soyagen—Carob Flavor Powder

Soyagen All Purpose Powder

Savorex

Soyalac Infant Powder

Soyalac, Ready-to-serve

Soyalac, Concentrated Liquid

1-Soyalac, Ready-to-serve

1-Soyalac, Concentrated Liquid

With (~) seal only

SOY POWER COMPANY

Santa Monica, CA

Soy Milk

Silken Tofu

Chinese Tofu With 0 seal only

WESTBRAE NATURAL FOODS

Commerce, CA

Ah Soy Soy Drinks 180 ml Pouches With ® seal only

Soy Sauce

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

DomestIc Soy Sauce

Shoyu

Tamari, Wheat Free With © seal only

TradItIonal Japanese Soy Sauce

Shoyu

Shoyu. Low-Salt

Shoyu, Yamaki, OG With (~) seal only

MrrOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Johsen Shoyu

Johsen Tsuyu Shoyu

Sakae Organic Shoyu

Mansan Tamari, Wheat Free With 0 seal only

*SAN.J~INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Richmond, VA

Kuwana, Japan

Soy Sauce

WIth €) seal only

Soup Bases & Mixes Spaghetti & Pasta

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Cream of Vegetable (milchig)

Tomato (milchig) With 0 seal only

Soup Starters

BORDEN’S INC.

Northbrook, IL

Ground Beef Vegetable Soup Starter (pareve)

Beef Barley Soup Starter (pareve)

Beef Noodle Soup Starter (pareve)

Beef Vegetable Soup Starter (pareve)

Chicken Noodle Soup Starter

Chicken Vegetable Soup Starter

Beef Stew Starter With ® seal only

Soya Drinks

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Edensoy, Original Edensoy, Carob

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, MI

OrganIc Pasta-Packaged Pasta, Ribbon Pasta, Extra Fine Ribbons, Parsley Garlic Ribbons, Provencal Ribbons, Spinach

Shells, Vegetable Spaghetti, WW

Spirals, Sesame Rice

Spirals, Vegetable Spirals, Vegetable WW With ® seal only

Traditional JapanesePasu

Bifun

Mugwort Soba

Lotus Root Soba

Soba, 100% Buckwheat

Soba, 40% Buckwheat

Udon

Wild Yam Soba

Kudzukiri Pasta

With (~) seal only

EREWHON, INC.

Cambridge, MA

Japanese Pasta

Soba 40% Buckwheat Spaghetti

Soba 80% Buckwheat Spaghetti

Udon Whole Wheat Spaghetti

With ® seal only

HERB’S HOMESEYLE PASTA

Detroit, Ml

Mixed Vegetable Rotini

With 0 seal only

MERLINÔ MACARONI, INC.

Kent, WA

Spaghetti

With 0 seal only

SCHMIDT NOODLE COMPANY

Detroit, Ml

Spaghetti

With (~J seal only

Spices

ASTOR PRODUCTS

Jacksonville, FL

Astor Spices

Sold in Winn-Dixie stores only

AUTIN’S CAJUN COOKERY

Houma, LA

Lite Seasoning

Seafood Seasonng

Blackened Seafood Seasoning

Cajun Seasoning

Poultry Seasoning

Pork & Veal Seasoning

With (~) seal only

CAUENTE CHILI, INC.

Austin, 7X

2-Alarm Chili Ingredient

2-Alarm Taco Ingredients

2-Alarm Beap Seasoning

With ® seal only

*CENTRAL SPICE COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

With 0 seal only

SCHOENFELD & SONS

SPICE COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

WIth 0 seal only

SEMINOLE FOODS, INC.

Bellview, FL

Natural Chopped Garlic

WIth 0 seal only

Strudel Leaves

ATHENS PASTRIES & FROZEN

FOODS INC.

Brook Park, OH

Strudel Leaves

With® seal only

DO CO INC.

Union City, NJ

Baker’s Strudel Dough

With® seal only

MAZOR’S FRENCH DOUGH CO.

Brooklyn, NY

With (g) seal only

Sugar

AMSTAR SUGAR CORPORATION

Baltimore, MD

Brooklyn, NY

Boston, MA

New Orleans (Chalmette), LA

Crystal Domino Tablets

Hostess Tablets

Domino Granulated Sugars

Brownulated Confectioners Sugar

Brown Sugar

Kosher for Passover wIth

Passover seal ONLY

*Sweetene~

*MflOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Malt Syrup Sweeteners

Traditional Brown Rice

Natural Rice Malt

Hato-Mugi Malt

With (~) seal only

Syrup

DEEP SOUTH PRODUCTS, INC.

Orlando, FL

Pancake & Waffle Sy p

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Maple (pareve)

Blueberry (pareve)

With © seal only

GENERAL FOODS CORP.

Bover, DE

Log Cabin Syrup Regular (pareve)

Log Cabin Buttered Syrup (michig)’

Log Cabin Maple Honey Syrup (pareve)

Log Cabin Country Kitchen Syrup (pareve)

KO-PAK INC.

Momence, IL

Centrella 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Crystal 16 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Crystal 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Dominicks 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Giant 16 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Lucerne 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Almacs 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Giant Foods 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Lady Lee 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup -

Paskesz 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Kemach 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Shop Rite 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Stop & shop 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Thrifty 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Wegman 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Bonnie Hubbard 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

Sentry 24 oz. Chocolate Syrup

With (~3 seal only

PASKESZ CANDY CO.

Brooklyn, NY

Chocolate Syrup

With (~J seal only

SUNSTAR FOODS, INC.

Streator, IL

Sunstar Maple Syrup

Sunstar ArtifIcial Butter Maple

Flavored Syrup

Sunstr Imit. Butter Flavor Syrup

Sunstar White Syrup

Sunstar Chef’Blend Waffle Syrup

Sunstar Cane & Maple Syrup

WIth 0 seal only

Taco Shells

HEUBLEIN, INC.

Stoughton, WI

Ortega Tostada Shells

Ortega Taco Shells

With 0 seal only

Tea

ASTOR PRODUCTS

Jacksonville, FL

Astor Tea

Dixie Home Tea

Sold in Winn-Dixie stores only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, MI

Japanese Teas-Packaged

Lotus Root Tea

Mu #16 (Herbal Beverage/Ginseng)

Kukicha Tea (Twig Tea)

Kukicha Tea Bags

Bancha Tea (Green Tea)

With 0 seal only

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Kukicha

Organic Kukicha

Genmal Kukicha

Hojicha

Genmai Cha

Sencha

Organic Sencha

Organic Oolong Tea

Organic Red Tea

With €) seal only

PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL

AFD Generic

Big Value

Brigham’s Club Royal CODE Wellington CODE Yorkshire

Embassy

Flavorite

Food Club

Gordon’s Signature

Heritage

Jewel

JFS Generic Mega

NIFDA Chef Pac

NIFDA Goulden Brew

NIFDA Gourmet Brew

Nugget Gold Rush Park Park Regency

Preferred Products

Roundy’s

Sally’s Somerset

Value lime

With (g) seal only

Tehina

ARROWHEAD MILLS, INC.

Hereford, 7X

Sesame Tahani

With (~) seal only

INTERNATIONAL PROTEIN

INDUSTRIES, INC.

Smithtown, NY

Protein-Aide C Supreme Sesame Tehina

With 0 seal only

Tofu

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Traditional Snow-Dried Tofu

With 0 seal only

NASOYA L~1!~i LTD.

Leominister, MA

Silken Tofu

Extra Firm Tofu

Firm Tofu

Soft Tofu

Herb Tofu

Spice Tofu

With C~) seal only

Toothpaste

c 8 R PRODUCTS

Brooklyn, NY

Flourimint Toothpaste

With ® seal only

Toppings

KIDO AND COMPANY, INC.

Ligonier, IN

Kroger Marshmallow Topping—7 oz.

Kroger Arabic Marshmallow Topping— 7 oz.

Kroger Marshmallow Topping—13 oz.

Kroger Arabic Marshmallow Topping— 13 oz.

Thorotare Marshmallow Topping—13 oz.

With ~ seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Strawberry Topping (milchig)

Kraft Pineapple Topping (milchig)

Kraft Fudge Topping (milchi~)

Kraft Chocolate Flavored Topping ~‘miIchig,)

Kraft Caramel Topping (milchig)

Kraft Chocolate Flavored

Caramel Topping (milchig)

Artificially Flavored ButterscotchTopping

With K seal only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

City of Industry, ~

Kosher Parevo ToppIng

Desertwhip

Topping Pride Concentrate

With 0 seal only

Kosher DaIry ToppIng

Sysco Dairy Topping

Bakers Topping

Domasco

Fable

Pastry Pride

Royal Whip

Code

With ®D[~IU only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Kansas City, MO

Kosher Parevo ToppIng

Affair Liquid Topping

Dessertwhip

With ® seal only

Kosher DaIry ToppIng

Code

Pastry Pride

Pocohontas

Nifda

Golbon

Nugget

WIth 00 seal only

El Pionero

Food Club

Gigante

Frande

Los Pinos

Maribel

Mr. Special Park

Selectos

Ponce

With ® seal only

Tuna Fish

KING TUNA TRADING COMPANY

Tarzana, CA

Tuna Fish

WIth (g) seal only

RUBASHKIN CO.

Brooklyn, NY -

Ocean Fresh Solid White in Water

Ocean Fresh Chunk Light in Water

Ocean Fresh Chunk Light of the Tongal

Specie in Water

With ® seal only

Vegetable Shortenings & Oils

ARROWHEAD ILLS, INC.

Hereford, 7X

Corn Oil

Peanut Oil

Sunflower Oil

Olive Oil

Wheatgerm Oil

Soy Oil

WIth 0 seal only

BEATRICE/HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, ~A

Wesson Oil

Buttery Flavor Oil (pareve)

Orville Redenbacher’s Buttery

Flavor Popping Oil (mllchi~)

Snowdrift Shortening

Sunlite Oil

With (~) seal only

CAPITAL CITY PRODUCTS CO.’

columbus, OH

Kingtaste—Shorteniflg

With ® seal only

EDEN FOODS, INC.’ Clinton, Ml

Corn Germ Oil

Olive Oil, Extra Virgin Spanish Safflower Oil

Toasted Sesame Oil

Hot Pepper Sesame Oil

With &3 seal only

RICHARDSON FOOD CORPORATION EREWHON, INC.

Rochester, NY Cambridge, MA

Mrs. Richardson’s 1029 Crushed Oils

Strawberry (pareve) With (~ seal only

Mrs. Richardson’s 1612 Deluxe Chocolate (milchig)

GREAT EASTERN Q!I~J COMPANY

Mrs. Richardson’s 1620 Deluxe Ashville, NC

Caramel Fudge (milchig) Toasted Sesame Oil

Mrs. Richardson’s 1712 Deluxe Spicy Toasted Sesame Oil

Chocolate Syrup (milchig) With €) seal only

Mrs. Richardson’s Peanut Butter Fudge (milchig)

With OD seal only

Tropical Punch

PARK CORPORAtiON

Barrington, IL

Amigo

Basico

INTERNATiONAL PROTEIN INDUSTRIES, INC.

Smithtown, NY

Protein-Aide’5 Supreme Sesame Oil

With (~,)~iJ only

*MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Sesame Oil

Toasted Sesame Oil

Hot & Spicy Sesame Oil

Hiraide Authentic Sesame Oil

Virgin Sesame Oil

Rape Seed Oil

With (~) seal only

Vinegar

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Lime Plum Vinegar

With Ig) seal only

*QREAT EASTERN SUN COMPANY

Ashville, NC

Kyushu Brown Rice Vinegar

Sweet Brown Rice Vinegar

Umeboshi Vinegar

With (g) seal only

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Kyushu Brown Rice Vinegar

Yokoi Brown Rice Vinegar

Sweet Brown Rice Vinegar

Yokoi Rice Vinegar

Yokoi Hato Mugi Vinegar

Organic Umeboshi Vinegar

Umeboshi Vinegar (Lime Su)

With 0 seal only

Vitamins

MAXI HEALTH RESEARCH

Brooklyn, New York

Maxi Health Plus Multi Vitamin

Chewable Maxi Health Multi Vitamin

Maxi Health Chewable Oraldaphilus

Maxi Health Sublinguae B-i 2

& Folic Acid with Biotin

Maxi Health Circu E-300

With (g) seal only

SHAKLEE CORPORATION

Hayward, CA

Calcium Magnesium

Zinc B-Complex

Chewable Vita-C TM 100 mg.

Sustained Release Vita-C TM 500 mg

Vita-Cal R

Vita-Cal Plus Iron

Vita-E R Plus Selenium 400 U

Vita Lea Tablets

Iron & C

With (g) seal only

Whipped Topping

ELGIN HONEY HILL CORP.

Chicago, IL

FIavR Whip (mllchig)

With (g) seal only

GOLDEN DAWN FOODS INC.

Sharon, PA

Golden Dawn Whipped Topping (milchig)

With (g) seal only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

City of Industry, CA

Kosher Dairy Pre-Whlpped Toppings

Buttrey

Fed Cal

Freshie

IGA

Janet Lee

Lady Lee

tcfy-Te-Fine

Parade

Party Whip

Ralphs

Kroger

Regal Whip

Springfield

Stater

Cater Whip

Certified Generic Home Garden

Jerseymaid

Shurfne Waremart

Western Family

Spartan

Sysco

With ®D aeal only

Aerosol

Nifda Non-Dairy Whipped Topping

North Amer can Non-Dairy Whipped

Topping

Sysco

With (g)D seal only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Kansas City, MO

Koaher Dairy Pro-Whip

Shurfine

Seaway

Presto Generic Golden Isle

IGA

TV Country Delight

Best Yet

Top Frost

Real Whip

Borman

Whte Villa

Frosty Acre

VIP

With (g)D seal only

SHUR-CENTRAL CORP.

Northlake, IL

Shur F ne Whipped Topping (milchig)

With (~J seal only

Yeast

BRITiSH FERMENTATION PRODUCTS

LTD.

Felixstowe, England

Yeast

Fermipan With 0 seal only

FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST, INC.

Alameda, CA

Sumner, WA

Gastonia, NC

Rapid Rise

Active Dry Fresh

Direct

With 0 seal only

FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST, INC.

Calgary, Alberta Canada

La Salle, Quebec Canada

Fresh

Quick Rise

Rapid Mix

Fast Rising Instant

With (g) seal only

*GIST BROCADES FOOD

INGREDIENTS

Old Bridge, NJ

Eagle Baker’s Yeast

With 0 seal only

UNIVERSAL FOODS

Milwaukee, WI

Red Star Dried Yeast

Red Star Yeast

With ~ seal only

Yogurt

CONTINENTAL CULTURE

SPECIALISTS, INC.

Glendale, CA

Yogurt

Culture Drink

With (g) seal only

MOUNTAIN HIGH, INC.

Denver, CO

Mountain High Yogurt

With (g) seal only

JNSTITUTIONAI. AND IAL PRODUCTS

Almond Paste & THE NUTMEG BAKERS SUPPLY CO.

Kernel Paste

Beacon Falls, CT

Nutmeg Special Pure Kernel Paste

A& P BAKERYSUPPLY & EQUIPMENT WIth 0 seal only

Co.

THE OGAN COMPANY, INC.

Miami, FL Revere, MA

APCO Kernel Paste

With 0 seal only

AMERICAN ALMOND PROD. CO.

Brooklyn, NY

Kosher for Passover with

Passover seal ONLY

JOHN A. EDLER, INC.

Paterson, NJ

Pure Almond Paste

With (~) seal only

I. GROB & CO.

Bronx, NY

Groco Brand Macaroon PaSte

With (g) seal only

HENRY LEE CO.

Miami, FL

Henley Brand Pure Macaroon Paste

With 0 seal only

INTER-COUNTY BAKERS, INC.

Macaroon Paste

With (g) seal only

Bake-N-Joy Foods Pure Almond Paste

WIth 0 seal only

Aluminum Foil & Aluminum Plates

ALCAN FOIL PRODUCTS

Louisville, KY

*Anti.Foam Agents

*HODAG CHEMICAL CORPORATION

Skokie, IL

Defoaming Agents

With 0 seal only

•SCHILL & SEILACHER

Hamburg, Germany

Struktol J 673

Struktol J 633

Struktol J 647

Struktol J 650

Struktol SB 2020

Struktol SB 2025

Struktol

Struktol

With 0 seal only

STRUKTOL CO. Stow, OH

Aromatic Chemicals

FRIES & FRIES

Cincinnati, OH

Ethyl Acetate With 0 seal only

POLAROME MANUFACTURING CO., INC. New York, NY With ~ seal only

WILEY ORGANICS

Cochocton, Ohio

Ethyl Acetate With ® seal only

Bakeries

*KORN~S BAKERY

Brooktyn, NY

All bread & roll products

Pas Yisroel”

With (g) seal only

LA MEXICANA TORTTLLERIA, INC.

Chicago, IL

Flour Burritos

Corn Tortillas

Flour Tortillas

With (g) seal only

*MATONOT INC. (formerly HIrsch’s)

Brooklyn, NY

‘Pas Yisroel”

TOUFAYAN’S BAKERY

Orlando, FL

Toufayan’s Snuffles

Toufayans Pitos

Bread Sticks EXCEPT CHEESE FLAVORED

With ~ seal only

VALENCIA BAKERY, INC.

Bronx, NY

Bakery Supplies

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL BAKERS INGREDIENTS,lNC.

Yonkers, NY

Bakng Supplies

WIth 0 seal only

KOSHER FOOD GUIDE 19

J. AMICONE COMPANY, INC.

Maiden, MA

With (~J seal only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Mi

Barley Malt Powder

Vanilla, Low Alcohol Extract

Kudzu Root Starch With 0 seal only INC.

Alameda, CA

Benchmate Double Acting Baking Powder

Benchmate Dough Conditioner MCP #4100

Benchmate Modified MCP Dough Conditioner #4110

Benchmate Special Yeast Food #4111

Benchmate Double Strength Yeast Food #4112

Beochmate Double Acting Baking Powder #4160

Benchmate O.T. Baking Powder #4161 (Single Action)

Benchmate Bakers Cream #4170

Sodium Propionate

Canciurn Propionate With 0 seal only

*FLEISCHMANN’S, INC.

Greenville, TX

Benchmate Par-C-i 20

Benchrnate L-Cysteine-50

Benchrnate Par-Aid

Benchmate Par-Lax

Benchrnate Go-Par

Benchmate Par-Do

Benchmate Par-Power

Benchrnate Pro-Par-Am

Benchmate Par-Am

Benchmate Par-C

Benchmate Ada-Par

Benchmate Par-Corn

Benchmate Par-Bro

Benchrnate Yeast Food

Benchmate Par-Pro-i 10

Benchmate F.N.C.-85

Benchmate Par-C-60

Benchmate Par-C-i 20 With cg) seal only

LAWRENCE FOODS, INC.

Elk Grove Village, IL With (~) seal only

*LES INDUSTRIES DOM FOOD STAR INC.

LaPrairie, Quebec, CANADA

MartinBrotherS White Fondant

Red Star White Fondant

Rosen White Fondant With (~J seal only

PENWALT CORPORATION

Buffalo, NY

Type 1 NO-D-LAY No-Time

Dough Conditioner

Type 2 NO-D-LAY No-Time

Dough Conditioner

Type 2B NO-D-LAY No-Time

Dough Conditioner

Type B4 NO-D-LAY No-Time

Dough Conditioner

Type BE-B NO-D-LAY No-Tme

Dough Conditioner

Type 25 NO-D-LAY No-Time

Dough Conditioner

Type 3 NO-D-LAY No-ime

Dough Conditioner

Doh-Tone Diastatic Supplement

Maturox Flour Maturing Agent

Type 40 N-Richment-A Cereal

Enrichment Premix

Type 2 N-Richment-A Cereal

Enrichment Premix

Type 3 N-Richment-A Cereal

Enrichment Premix

Type 4 N-Richment-A Cereal Enrichment Premix

Type 17 N-Richment-A Cereal

Enrichment Premix

Type 1 7N N-Richment-A Cereal

Enrichment Premix

Type i7P N-Richment-A Cereal

Enrichment Premix

Type 41 N-Richment-A Cereal

Enrichment Premix

Type 54 N-Richment-A Cereal Enrichment Premix

Type 70 N-Richment-A Cereal

Enrichment Premix

Type 540-N-Richment-A Cereal

Enrichment Premix

With 0 seal only

Banana €hlps

*AR~~MENFOOD INDUSTRIESCORP.

Barrio Cagangohan Philippines

Dried Bananas With (g) seal only

FIESTA BRAND INC.

Makati, Metro Manila, Phillipines

Banana Chips With (~) seal only

GREEN & GOLD

INTERNATiONAL EXPORTS

Quezon City, Philippines

Banana Chips With (~) seal only

INTERNATIONAL FOOD SNACK CORPORATION

Metro Manila, Philippines

With seal only

JO-NA’S INTERNATIONAL

Manilia, Philippines

Banana Chips With 0 seal only

*RED ~!JCOCONUT PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Philippines

Banana Chips WIth (~) seal only

Beans

ALLEN V. SMITH BARLEY, INC.

Waldens, Wisc.

Pearled Barley With seal only

Beverages

ANSTAR SUGAR CORPORATION

New York, NY

DominAde’~

Bourekas

BOUREKA NOSH

Brooklyn, New York

Spinach Bourekas (pareve)

Potato Bourekas (pareve)

With (~) seal onlf

Cheese Bourekas (milchig)

Spinach & Cheese Bourekas (milchig)

With OD seal only

Cheese products CD Cholov Ylsroel

Bread & Cake Mixes

ARROWHEAD MlLl~S, INC.

Hereford, DC

Carob Cake Mix (milchig)

Buckwheat Pancake Mix (milchig)

A.M.I. Biscuit Mix (milchig)

Bran Muffin Mix (milchig)

Multi-Grain Bread Mix (milchig)

Whole Wheat Bread Mix (milchig)

Multi-Grain Corn Bread Mix (milchig)

Multi-Grain Pancake Mix (milchig)

Triticale Pancake Mix (miichig)

With 0 seal only

PIONEER FLOUR MILLS

San Antonio, IX

Biscuit Mix (milchig) Food Service

Buttermilk Pancake Mix (milchig)

Food Service

Cornbread Mix (milchig)Food Servce

Old Fashioned Biscuit Gravy Mix (milchig)

White Cake Mix (michig)

Yellow Cake Mix (milchig)

Chocolate Cake Mix (miichig)

White Icing Mix (milchig)

Chocolate Icing Mix (milchig)

WIth (~) seal

Butter

CLOVERLAND DAIRY

Flushing, OH Butter

WIth©seal only

Candy, Chocolate Cocoa

AMBROSIA CHOCOLATE CO.

Milwaukee, Wisc.

With ® seal only

ARWAY CONFECTIONS, INC.

Chicago, IL

All products are milchig

With (~) seal only

THE BLOMMER CHOCOLATE COMPANY

East Greenviile, PA

Coronet (pareve)

Alpine (pareve)

Cocoa Powders (Dutch & Natural) (pareve)

Chocolate Drops (pareve)

Cocoa Butter (pareve)

Wisconsin (milchig)

Daisy (milchig)

Penn (miichig)

Thompson Milk (milchig)

“0’ Milk (miichig)

With ~ seal only

*BURTON SON [!i SANDERS LTD.

lpswich, England

Chocolate Flavoured Vermicelli

Colored Sugar Strands

Colored Sugar Flakes

Jumbo Colored Vermicelli

Orange, Lemon and Lime Jelly Slices

With 0 seal only

CALLEBAUT CHOCOLATE

Wieze, Belgium

500 gram and ii lb. Bars of Milk Chocolate (milchig) gram and 5 gram L~IO of Dark Chocolate (miichig)

11 lb. BarsofWhite Chocolate (milchig)

ii Barsof Gianduja Milk Chocolate and NCB Light Hazelnut Paste

With 0 seal only

CALLEBAUT CHOCOLATE

Wieze, Belgium

ii lb. Bars of Dark Chocolate (pareve)

PRA Praline50% Hazelnutl50% Sugar (pareve)

11 lb. Barsof Glandjua and NCD Dark Hazelnut Paste (pareve)

With (~) seal only

COCOLINE CHOCOLATE CO.

Brooklyn, NY

With 0 seal only

Dal.y unless otherwise specified

Kosher for with Passover seal ONLY

HOOTON CHOCOLATE CO.

Newark, NJ

Wlthc~ lonly

*JINIL AU CHOCOLAT

Cedarhurst, NY

Hard Candies

Licorice

Jelly Beans

Nuts (Cashews, Pistachios, Almonds)

Assorted Chocolates

Fresh Fruit Dipped in Chocolate

Molded Chocolate Items (with or without decorated icings)

Assorted Cordials (Assorted Finished Chocolates)

Candy Corn

Hard Candy Loilipops

Glazed Chocolate Dipped Fruit

WIth 0 seal only

Assorted Finished Chocolates (miichig)

Molded Shapes in Milk or White Chocolate (milchig)

Fresh Fruit Dipped in Milk or White Chocolate (miichig)

Assorted Cordials (milchig)

With OD only

KOPPER’S CANDY CO.

New York, NY

Coffee Beans

Fruit Candies

Lentils

With 0 seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Caramels—Vanilla & Chocolate

Kraft Bulk Caramel

Kraft 50 ib. Caramel Type 1

Kraft Chocolate Caramels

Caramel Apple Wraps

Caramel for Bulk Enrobing

Kraft 30 lb. Mixed Bulk Toffees (Coffee, plain, chocolate, rum butter)

Bulk Mints

Peanut Butter Fudge

Kraft # 10 Caramel Dip

Fudgies

Dairy unless otherwise specified

With K seel only

VAN HOUTEN CHOCOLATE, INC.

St Hyacinthe, P.O. CANADA

Milk Chocolate Ice Cream Coating (milchig)

Milk Chocolate Coating (milchig)

White Chocolate Chunk (miichig)

Item #75-013 Milk ChocOlate Ice Cream Coating (miichig)

All Novelty Products (milchig)

With ~DCIj)only

C.J. VAN HOUTEN & ZOON, INC.

St. Albens, V1

Milk Chocolate Coating (miichig)

Dark Chocolate Coating (milchig)

With ØD seal only

WALTER BAKER

Dover, DE

Bakers Milk Chocolate Chips

Regular and Big (michig,)

Chocolate Coatings (mllchig)

Confectioners Coatings (milchig)

Dry Stock, Industrial (milchig)

Velvatwiris (milchig)

With (~)D seal only

WALTER BAKER

Dover, DE

German’s Sweet Chocolate

Baker’s Unsweetened Chocolate

Bakers Semi-Sweet Chocolate

BakersCooking and Baking Chocolate

Snow Caps

Champion Chocolate Naps

With ®DE seal only

WALTER BAKER

Dover, DE

Chocolate Liquors (pareve)

Cocoa Powder (pareve)

Century Breakfast Cocoa (pareve)

Cocoa Butter (pareve)

With cg) seal only

WHITMAN CHOCOLATE CORP.

Ph/la, PA

- Chocolate Coatings

With (~) seal only

YOHAY BAKING COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Fudge (finish) Cream & Butter excluding Rocky Road (milchig)

Fudge Mix (rnilchig)

WIth ® seal only

Canned Fruits & Vegetables

CONTADINA (Carnation Co.)

Riverbank, CA

Special Pack

With (~3 seal only

LA CHOY PRODUCTS COMPANY

Archbold, OH

No. 10 Bean Sprouts

No. 10 Chop Suey Vegetables

No. 10 Bamboo Shoots

No. 10 Imported Water Chestnuts

No. 10 La Choy Fancy Mixed

Chinese Vegetables

With 0 seal only

Cereals

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, MI

Rice Cream

Toasted Blue Corn Meal

With 0 seal only

Cheese & Cream

DEAN FOODS CO.

Rockford, IL

Bakers Cheese

With ® seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Cream Cheese—30# and 50# (mllchig)

Cheezkake Blend (Cream Cheese

Substitute (milchig)

Neutchatel Cheese—30# and 50# (milchig)

3 lb. Excelsior Neufchatel Cheese (milchig)

3 Ib: Philadelphia Brand Whipped

Cream Cheese (milchig)

Philadelphia Brand Cream Cheese (mllchig)

With K seal only

Chocolate Chips

*AMBRO5~A CHOCOLATE COMPANY

Milwaukee, WI

Park Bittersweet Chocolate Drops

1000 count

Hi-Bake Confectionery Drops

1000 count

S-5058 Bittersweet Chocolate Drops

500 count

Line Bittersweet Chocolate Drops

4000 count

Arrow Semisweet Chocolate Drops

1000 count

Hi-Bake Cocoa Drops 5000 count

The above are all pareve

With (~J seal only

*AMBROSIA EASTERN OPERATION

PLANT (HOOTON)

Newark, NJ

Chocolate Drops (mi/chig)

With (~JD seal only

ThE BLOMMER CHOCOLATE CO.

East Greenville, PA

Chocolate Drops

With (~) seal only

C.J. VAN HOUTEN & ZOON, INC.

St. Albans, VT

Van Houten Pure Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Chips (pareve)

Van Houten Pure Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Flakes (pareve)

With (g) seal only

C.J. VAN HOUTEN & ZOON, INC.

St Albans, VT

Van Houten Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Flavored Chips (milchig)

Van Houten Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Flavored Flakes (mllchig)

Van Houten Pure Milk Chocolate Chips (milchig)

With OD seal only

VAN HOLJTEN CHOCOLATE, INC.

St. Hyacint~e, P.O. Canada

Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chunks

Van Houten Pure Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Chips

Waldbaum’s Real Semi-Sweet

Chocolate Flakes

Key Food Real Semi-Sweet Chocolate

Morsels

Kroger Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips

Cost-CutterSemi-SweetChocolate Chips

Semi-Sweet Chocolate Flakes

Chocolate Flavored Chips

Chocolate Flavored Flakes

Mocha Paste

Cocoa Powder

Chocolate Powder

Chocolate Liquor

With 0 PAREVE seal only

VAN HOUTEN CHOCOLATE, INC.

St. Hyancinthe, P.O. Canada

Milk Chocolate Chunks

With ØD seal only

WALTER BAKER

Dover, DE

Chocolate Chips Industrial

Baker’s Real Non-dairy

Chocolate Chips Semi-sweet

With ODE seal only

Citric Acid

MILES LABORATORIES

Ekhart, Indiana

Dayton, Ohio

See/and, MI

Kosherfor Passoversealnotnecessary

Coagulating Agents (Cheese)

CHR. HANSEN’S LABORATORY, INC.

Milwaukee, WI

Microbial Coagulants

Hannilase Brand (Mucor Miehel)

Modilase

With (~J seal only

CHR. HANSEN’S LABORATORIUM

Raskilde, Denmark

Starter Distillate

With OD seal only

DAIRYLAND FOOD LABORATORIES

Waukesha, WI

Emporase

With (~) seal only

MILES LABORATORIES, INC.

Clifton, NJ

Marzyme

With (~) seal only

NOVO INDUSTRIES, INC.

Wi/ton, CT

Rennilase

WIth €) seal only

NOVO INDUSTRIES A.S.

Copenhagen, Denmark

Rennilase

With ~ seal only

*Cocoa

*DROSTE U.S.A.

Haarlem, Holland

Cocoa

With 0 seal only

Coconut

FAREASTERNCOCONUTCOMPANY, INC.

Roslyn, NY

Descicated Coconut

With seal only

FIESTA BRAND INC.

Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines

Desiccated Coconut

Coconut Milk Powder (milchig)

With (~) seal only

FRANKLIN BAKER COCONUT

Dover, DE

Grocery Pack Coconut—Angel

Flake Coconut

Bulk Pack Coconut—Angel Flake

Coconut

Tender Fresh Coconut (all cuts)

Golden Toasted Coconut (all cuts)

Special Creamed Coconut

NEW SUNRIPE COCONUT PRODUCTS, INC.

Candelaria, Quezon, Magdalena, Laguna, Philippines

Desiccated Coconut With (~) seal only

*RED V COCONUT PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC.

Philippines

Desiccated Coconut WIth (~) seal only

Coffee

GENERAL FOODS CORP.

Hoboken, NJ

Maxwell House Roasted and Ground Coffee

Maxwell House Instant Coffee

Master Blend Roasted and Ground Coffee

Sanka Roasted and Ground Coffee

Sanka Instant Coffee

Sanka Freeze Dried Coffee

Brim Roasted and Ground Coffee

Brim Instant Coffee

Yuban Roasted and Ground Coffee

Yuban Decaffeinated Roasted and Ground Coffee

Yuban Instant Coffee

Maxim Coffee

Maxwell House Decaffeinated Roasted and Ground Coffee

Maxwell House Private Collection of Fine Coffees

Maxwell House Rich French Roast Roasted & Ground Coffees

Maxwell House Rich French Roast

Decaffeinated Roasted & Ground Coffee

Maxwell House Filter Packs

Ground Coffee

Maxwell House Filter Packs

Decaffeinated Ground Coffee

Dividend

General Foods International Coffees (milchig)

Kosher for Passover with OP seal ONLY

INTERNATIONAL SPICE CORP.

Mt Arlington, NJ

Coffee With C~) seal only

S.A. SCHONBRUNN & CO., INC.

Palisades Park. NJ

Savarin Vacuum

Savarin Vacuum Decaffeinated

Savarin Hotel Vintage Bag

Old Dutch Bag

El Pico Vacuum

El Pico Vacuum

El Pico Bag

El Pico Vacuum Decaffeinated

El Pico Bag Decaffeinated

Madaglia D’Oro Vacuum

Madaglla D’Oro Bag

MadagliaD’Oro DecaffeinatedVacuum

Brown Gold Vacuum

Brown Gold Decaffeinated Vacuum With (~) seal only

Coffee Whitener

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Los Angeles, CA

Mocha Mix (pareve)

Dzertwhip (pareve) -

Bonnie Hubbard Creamers (milchig)

Home Garden Creamers (milchig)

Hy-Top Creamers (milchig)

My-Te-Fine Creamers (milchig)

Pitcher Pride Creamers (rn/Icing)

Regal Blend Creamers (mllchig)

Royal Whip Creamers (mllchig)

Stater Bros. Creamers (milchig)

Waremart Creamers (milchig)

Western Family Creamers (milchig) With ® seal only

KOSHER FOOD GUIDE • 21

Co oring

CHR. HANSEN’S LABORATORY INC.

Milwaukee, WI

Coloring Matter made from Annatto Turmeric & Paprika for Cheese & other Food Products

With f~J seal only

DINESEN TRADING COMPANY

West Bend, WI

Annato Food Color DHB

Annato Food Color DB6

Tumeric Food Color DHT

With (~) seal only

V. & E. KOHNSTAMM

Brooklyn, NY

With® seal only

*Cookjes

*COOKIE KINGDOM, INC.

Oglesby, IL

Fudge Cookies (milchig)

Coconut Cookies (milchig)

Vanilla Cookies (milchig)

Lemon Cookies (milchig)

Oatmeal Cookies (milchig)

Chocolate Chip Cookies (mtlchig)

Duplex Sandwich Cookies (m!lchig)

Chocolate Sandwich Cookies (mllchig)

Peanut Butter Sandwich Cookies (milchig)

With 00 seal only

Cul ures

CHR. HANSEN’S LABORATORY INC.

Milwaukee, WI

Hansen’s Lactic Cutures (EXCEPT MEAT CULTURES)

Dri-Vac Redi-Set & DVS Brands

Starter Media

Redi-Set Italiano Cultures

Redi-Set Italiano Neutralizer

Starter Media ltaliano

With 0 seal only

CHR. HANSEN’S LABORATORIES

Raskilde, Denmark

Freeze Dried Redi-Set

Freeze Dried Dry Vac

Deep Frozen Redi-Set

KRAFT, INC.

Morton Grove, IL

Cheese Cultures

With 0 seal only

MILES LABORATORIES, INC.

Madison, WI

With 0 seal only

MILES LABORATORIES

Madison, WI

Superstart

“Cholov Yisroel”

With® seal only

NORDICA INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Sioux Falls, SD

Starter Culture

With (~J seal only

Cystel e Hydrochloride

DIAMALT COMPANY

Munich, Germany

Dairy—Protein Products

BEATRICE FOODS

New Bremen, OH

Acidic Whey

Mighty Media

Chocolate Drink Powder

Dry Milk Powder

With (~) seal only

*BEAThICEIHUNT WESSON, INC.

Menomonie, WI

Nonfat Dried Milk

Vitamin Fortified Nonfat Dried Milk

Buttermilk Powder

Phosphated Nonfat and Lowfat

Dried Milk

Nonfat/Whey Dried Milk Blend

L~owfat Dried Milk

Kocoa Kreme Powders

Swiss Miss Base Powder

Military Non-Dairy Creamer

N-Rich Non-Dairy Creamer

Swiss Mountain Non-Dairy Creamer

With OD seal only

GALLOWAY WEST COMPANY

Fond du Lac, WI

Sweetened Condensed Whole Milk

Sweetened Condensed Skim’Milk

Sweetened Condensed Candace

SweetenedCOndenSed Dairy Product

MIlk Powders

Parlac, 26% Whole Milk Powder

Parlac, 28½% Whole Milk Powder

Peake, Skim Milk Powder

Dry-Yo (Dried Yogurt Powder.)

P.C. Crumb (Partially Caramelized Domestic Milk Crumb) -

E Z Cheese (5)

E Z Cheese (W)

Bulk Starter MedIa

In-Sure

Culture-Mate

Italian Cul-Sdure

Dressing-Mate

Phase 4 Starter Media

Sentry 60

Sentry 75

With 00 seal only

HU KO SHEFFiELD CHEMICAL

Norwich, NY

Edible Casein Caseinates

Lactose

Lactate

With ® seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Krafen

Kralex—Regular

Kralex—Special

Ferm-O-Lac

Flav-O-Ward

Mel-O-Ward (Bakery Blend CE)

Potato Classic

Cake Classic

Cake Classic BF2

For Cakes Only

Margarine Classic

Kraflow

Krakreme

Compound Coating Classic

Leciflow

Classic Blend PP

With K seal only

•LEPRINO FOODS COMPANY

Waverly, NY

Whey Powder (milchig)

With ®D seal only

*MEADOW GOLD DAIRIES, INC.

New Bremen, OH

Acid c Whey

Mighty Med a

Dry MJlk Powder

With OD seal only

MID-AMERICA DAIRYMEN, INC.

El Dorado, MO

With OD seal only

MID-A ERICA DAIRYMEN, INC.

Springfield, MO

With OD seal only

MID-AMERICA DAIRYMEN, INC.

Superior, NE

Lactose Whey

With (~)D seal only

PENNSYLVANIA WHEY CO PANY

Dlv. American Whey New Wilmington, PA

Whey Powder

WIth 00 seal only

POLLIO DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP.

Cohocton, NY

Whey

With €0 seal only

WISCONSIN DAIRIES

Richland Center, WI

Whey

With OD seal only

WISCONSIN DAIRIES

Plover, WI

Rothchild, WI

Lactose

With 00 seal only

Dehydrated Fruits L~ Vegetables

*DEHYDRATES INTERNATIONAL

ForestHills, NY

Red Bell Peppers

Green Bell Peppers

Red/Green Bell Peppers

Tomato Flakes

Celery Flakes

WIth ® seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Dehydrated Chopped On ons

Dehydrated SI ced Onions

With K seal only

INTERNATIONAL SPICE CORP.

Mt. Arlington, New Jersey

Dried Fruits

With 0 seal only

PUCCINELLI PACKING COMPANY

Rovigo, Italy

Dehydrated Fruits & Vegetables

With ® seal only

SILVA INTERNATIONAL

Yenice, Turkey

Dehydrated Green Bell Peppers with & without SO 2

Dehydrated Red Bel[Peppers with & without SO 2

Dehydrated Fieldrun (mxed) Bell Peppers with & without 50 2

Dehydrated Leek Flakes

Dehydrated Celery

WIth ® seal only

SILVA LEBENSMITTEL_WERKE’

With 0 seal only

TRO-KOST

Heidelberg, West Germany With ® seal only

Detergents & Cleansers

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, MI

Drain Mate

Industroclean

LO.C. High Suds

L.O.C. Regular

S-A-8 Limited Phosphate

S-A-B Phosphate Free

S-A-B Plus

S-A-B Plus (European)

Smashing White

Zoom Spray Cleaner Concentrate

CLEANSE-TEC INC.

Brooklyn, NY

Cleanse Dip—Flatware Presoak

Cleanse Phene—Disinfectant

Cleanse 0—Disinfectant

Laundry Clean

Super Bone Dry—All PurposeCleaning

10 CLeanse—Disinfectant

Liquid Pre Cleanse

Neutral SKPLime

Liquid Elbow Grease—Pot Washing

Powder Elbow Grease

Softener

WIth 0 seal only

CONSOUDATEDFOODS COMPANY

Atlanta, GA

DaXchem LS-6

DaXchem LDT-1 17

Monarch Charge

Monarch Admiration

Monarch Coronet

Monarch Eminence

Monarch Exalt

Monarch Fame

Monarch Herald

Monarch Checkmate

Monarch Noble

Monarch Premier

Monarch Regime

Monarch Reign

Monarch Sheil

Monarch Signet

Monarch Exquire

Monarch Bolt

Monarch Avail

Monarch Chancellor

Monarch Empress

Monarch Prince

Monarch Regal

Monarch Lance

Monarch Vantage

Monarch Conquer

Monarch Czar

Monarch Conquest

Monarch Lo-Temp Detergent

Monarch Rinse Aid

Monarch Pink Lotion Detergent

Monarch Baroness

Mpnarch Deliverance

Monarch Safe-Sheen

Bowl Cleaner

Concentrated Glass Cleaner

No Rinse Disinfectant Sanitizer

All Purpose Cleaner

Rinse Additive

Laundry Detergent

Pink Lotionalized Detergent

RTU Stainless Steel Cleaner

Limestone Acid Cleaner

Laundry Bleach

EMIL ASCH INC.

New Hyde Park, NY

Eco Suds

Jiffy Suds

Grease Off

OXFORD CHEMICALS

Atlanta, GA

Oxford Brawny

Oxford Can Dry

Oxford Countdown

Censation

Centergent

OCleaner

Deluxe Pot and Pan Cleaner

.Forrnula C

H Hefty Lift

Oxykleon (PC-i)

Quick Dip

Blue Censation

Oxford Rapidry

Silver Cleaner (QK-3)

Super Sisheen

Super Pot and Pan Super Shine

• Super White King

Tergachlor

Unique

Oxford BG-26

Oxford 76

Oxford IX-91

Rite Brite

Oxford Zymagic

Laundri-Kleen

Oxford 722

Oxford FSD

Oxford 299-SW

Strlpper-X

Oxford Bottle-Kare

Oxford Sani-Master Lift

Oxford Circlean

Oxford 522

Amgard Deterg K

Amgard Tough Clean

Amgard Foam Aid

Oxford MR-56

Marvo

Foam All (DLC 2-AG)

Fast Gb (BC-i SAG)

01’ Glory

Polikleen

Quatergent

TW-125 (WRC-7) Tripe Bleach

T-123 (rRC-6)

Neutra-C (CA-SO) Neutralizer

Oxford Proven

Oxford 1776

Oxford DG-66

Oxford Odor-Zone

Oxford Foam-Aid

Oxford SF-32

Oxford Clearline

Hoofex (HSC-7B)

Powdered Heavy-Duty Cleaner (SHD-8AG)

P-2423-F107

Super Blue Dot (MDC-38)

Super Green Dot (MDC-39)

Super Pink Dot (MDC-4o)

Ultrasheen Blue (MDC-4i)

Uhrasheen Green (MDC-42)

Ultrasheen Pink (MDC-43)

Smokehouse Cleaner, Kleen-House (LOC-5)

Eze (LCL-i4)

Applause (LHS-23)

Ramix (LMR-i)

Liquid GM-27 (GGP-6)

GS-6 (CDP-6)

Silicone Release Agent #745

• Product 745

Liquid Upgrade (TYM-1)

SHS-900 (SHL-9)

Upgrade (ED-i)

Eg Terg (EW C-6)

Princess (LDW-i 1)

Egzalt (EWC-9)

Envirox HD

Ultra Foam

Yield Plus

Alklsen HD

GM-27

Bolt (MDC-39)

Herald (MDC-21)

Eminance (RA-6)

Coronet (LDW-i)

Premier (PC-i)

SPARTAN CHEMICAL CO., INC.

Toledo, OH

Spartan Golden-Gio” Liquid

Hand Dishwashing Compound

SD-20 All Purpose Cleaner

Sterigent

Metaguat Germicidal Cleaner

DFP-32

Sani-T-i0

Spartan Oven & Grill Cleaner

Spartan StainlessSteel Cleaner-polish

Spartan Liquid Hand Cleaner

Pine Multi-Purpose Cleaner

Spartan Damp Mop

Goin’ Home

Antiseptic Hand Cleaner

Clean Cargo

• Night Line All Purpose Cleaner

Night Une Germicidal Cleaner

Night Line Floor Cleaner Concentrate

SparCreme Liquid Creme Cleanser

Detergents (Dishes)

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, Ml

Dish Drops

CONSOLIDATED FOODS COMPANY

Atlanta, GA

HeavyDuty Chlorinated Dish Compound

Powder Pot & Pan Cleaner

Lemon Liquid Pot & Detergent

Flatware Presoak & Destainer

Detergents (~Dlshwasher)

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, Ml

Automatic Dishwasher CompoundLimited Phosphate Formula

Automatic Dishwasher Compound-Soft

Water Formula

Automatic Dishwasher CompoundStandard Formula

CLEANSE-TEC INC

Brooklyn, NY

Prestige—Dishmachjn~

Liqt~id Power—Dishmachine

Action-.Dishmachine

Action Plus—Dishmachine

Cleanse Bleach—Dishmachine

Bone Dry—Oishmachine

WIth ~) seal only.•

CONSOLIDATED FOODS COMPANY

Atlanta, GA

Superior Solid Dishwashing Detergent

Dough Conditioners

With (~) seal only

J.R. SHORT MILLING COMPANY

Kankakee, IL

Bromatex (pareve)

Monumul (pareve)

W-52 (pareve)

Wytase (pareve)

Special 70 (pareve)

Protase (pareve)

CM. Wytase (pareye)

Wytola Premix (pareve)

Wytola (milchig)

With ® seal only

Dried Fruit

SETTON lNTERNATION~ FOODS INC.

Plainview, NY

Turkish Dried Apricots Whole Large

Might Nice California Dried Apricots

Extra Fancy California Dried Apricots

Jumbo California Dried Apricots (25 Ib)

California Choice Dried Apricots

California Jumbo Dried Apricots (6 oz)

Spanish Dried Apricots

Cailfornia Sweet Cherries with Pits

Imported Sour Cherries with Pits

Dried Apples Bulk Rings

Dried Apples Bulk Rings Unsulphured

Dried Apples Bulk Rings Chinese

Dried Apples Extra Choice (California)

Dried Cherry Apples

Raw Brazil Nuts Midget

Raw Brazil Nuts Tiny

Black Raisins Unsuiphured

Monnuka Raisins

Golden Raisins Bleached

Golden Raisins Natural (Sultana)

Black Raisins

Black Raisins (Cello)

Banana Chips

Desicated Coconut Chips

Shredded Coconut Chips

Toasted Coconut Chips

Medjool Jumbo Whole Dates

Deglet Chopped Dates

Pitted Whole Dates Natural

Pitted Dates in Cups

Unpitted Dates in Cups

Unpitted Dates in Trays

Turkish Figs

Greek Figs (Crown)

Black Mission Figs

Calimyrna Figs

Sliced Pineapple Rings

Sliced Pineapple Rings Low Sugar

Sliced Pineapple Rings No Sugar

Pineapple Tidbits

Pineapple Core

Sliced Pineapple Rings

California Pitted Prunes

Super Jumbo Prunes

Jumbo Prunes

Sour Prunes

Oregon Tart Prunes

Large Prunes

With (g) seal only

Egg Products (‘Dried and Frozen)

HEMISPHERE ASSOClAT~ Cold Spring Harbor, NY New York, NY

Alburnix

Viteg

Ovo-Teg With (~J seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Marschall, MO

With K seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Neoshea, MO

WIth K seal only

KRAFT INC.

Chicago, IL

Dried Egg Whites (pareve) With K seal only

Emollients

INOLEX

Philadelphia, PA

Lexol GT 865

Lexol GT 855

Lexol PG 865

Lexol PG 865

With (~) seal only

(‘Enzymes

*IMPERIAL BIOTECHNOLOGY INC.

Rosemont, IL

Bromelain

WIth 0 seal only

*MILES LABS.

Elkhart, IN

Enzymes

With® seal only

Ethyl Acetate

FRIES & FRIES

Cincinnati, OH

Natural Ethyl Acetate

With (~J seal only

*Ethyl Alcohol

UNIVERSAL FOODS CORPORATION

Juneau, WI

Ethyl Alcohol

WIth 0 seal only

Fatty Acids

ACIDCHEM

Butterworth, Malaysia

Fatty Acids

*A~O ClIEMIE LOK

Rotterdam, The Netherlands

capryl Acid

Lauric Acid

Myristic Acid

Caproic Acid (C 6)

Capric Acid (C 10)

With (g) seal only

BEDOUKIAN RESEARCH, INC.

Danbury, CT

With ® seal only

CHEMICAL DYNAMICS

CORPORATION

South Plainfield, NJ

Caprylic Acid

Caprorc Acid

Capric Acid

Methyl Cyclopentenolone

DS INDUSTRIES ApS

Copenhagen, Denmark

Fatty Acids Derivatives

With 0 seal only

*NOThNGHAM CO.

Atlanta, GA

Oleic Acid

With seal and accompanying letter

SOUThERN ACIDS (N) SDN. BHD.

Kelang, Selangor, Malaysia

Fatty Acids

With 0 seal only

STEPAN COMPANY, PVO DEPT.

Maywood, NJ

WIth 0 seal only

UNICHEMA INTERNATIONAL

Kelang, Selangor, W Malaysia

Pristerene 4900

Pristerene 4901

Pristerene 4918

Prifac 7901

Prifac 7905

Prifac 7938(T46)

Prifac 7938(T50)

Prifac 7939(T43)

Prifac 7939(T48)

Fish Substitute

LOMA UNDA FOODS

Riverside, CA

Ocean Fillets Inst. 5 lbs. WIth(S) lonly

Flavoring Extracts

AFF FLAVOR COMPANY

Marietta, GA

With (g) seal only

ALEX FRIES a BRO. INC.

Cincinnati, OH

With (~) seal only

BUSH, BOAKE a ALLEN UZ~

Patchogue, NY

With (~J seal only

CHR. HANSEN’S LABORATORY INC.

Milwaukee, WI

Staiter Distillate

With Q) seal only

ESKIMO FLAVORS

New Berlin, WI

With 0 seal only

FLAVOR DYNAMICS, INC.

Somerset, NJ

With 0 seal only

FLAVOR INNOVATIONS, INC.

Somerset, NJ

With ® seal only

FLAVURENCE CORPORATION

Anaheim, CA

With 0 seal only

FOOD MATERIALS CORPORATION

Chicago, IL

With® seal only

FRIES FRIES

Cincinnati, OH WIth (~J seal only

GIVAUDAN CORPORATION

Cljfton, NJ

With 0 seal only

HAARMANN & REIMER

Branchburg, NJ

With 0 seal only

Y. HASEGAWA U.S.A. INC.

Lawndale, CA

Tokyo, Japan

WIth 0 seal only

HUMKO SHEFFIELD CHEMICAL

Norwich, NY

WIth C~) seal only

INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES, INC.

Dayton, NJ

With 0 seal only

INTERNATIONAL SPICE CORP.

Mt Arlington, NJ

With ® seal only

ITC

Des Plaines, IL

With ® seal only

Ifl RAVONIER, INC.

Stamford, CT

Vanillin

With (~) seal only

V. & E. KOHNSTAMM

Brooklyn, NY

With ® seal only

POLAROME COMPANY

Jersey City, NJ

Origanum Oil

Cassia Oil (Cinnamon Oil)

Apple Juice Concentrate

Vanillin

Jasmin Absolute Maroc

Valerian Oil

Orange Oil 5-Fold Valericia

Apple Essence

Ethyl Vanillin

Rose Absolute Maroc

Diacetyl

With (~) seal only

•RED ARROW PRODUCTS COMPANY INC.

Manitowoc. WI

With ® seal only

REGAL EXTRACT COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

With (~) seal only

SODA AROMATIC COMPANY, INC.

Tokyo, Japan

With ® seal only

SUNKIST GROWERS

Ontario, CA

TARGET FLAVORS, INC.

Cedar Knolls, NJ

With (~) seal only

U.S. FLAVORS&FRAGRANCES INC.

Barrington, IL.

With ® seal only

VIRGNIA DARE EXTRACT CO., INC.

Brooklyn, NY

With 0 seal only

WESTERN FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES, INC.

Oakland, CA

With (~) seal only

WIXON INDUSTRIES

Milwaukee, Wisc.

With (~J seal only

Flour

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton Ml

Brown Rice, OG

Buckwheat, ~

Cornmeal, Blue, OG

Cornmeal, Blue, Toasted, OG

Cornmeal, Yellow, OG

Job’s Tears

Pastry, Soft White Whole Wheat, OG

Rye, OG

Whole Wheat, Hard Red Winter, OG

Whole Wheat, Hard Red Spring, (~I!l

Whole Wheat, Amber Durum, OG

Quinoa

With 0 seal only

Food Supplements

THE DELMARK COMPANY

Minneapolis, MN

Delmark Merimix Custard Mis (milchig)

Delmark Egg Nog Mix (milchig)

Delmark Milk Shake Mixes (Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry Flavors) (milchig)

Delmark Quick Custard Vanilla (milchig)

Delmark Quick Reduced Calorie Custard—Vanilla, (milchig)

Delmark Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry Breakfast Drinks (milchig)

Nutritious Pudding Vanilla (milchig)

Nutritious Pudding Chocolate (milãhi~)

Nutritious Pudding Lemon (milchig)

Optifast 70 Vanilla (milchig)

Optifast 70 Cherry (mllchig)

Optifast Orange (milchig)

Optifast 70 Chocolate (milãhig)

Optifast 70 Vitamin Mineral Premix (milchig)

Optifast 800 Chocolate (milchig)

Optifast 800 Vanilla (milchig)

Optifast Beef Soup (milchi~)

Optifast Chicken Soup (milchig)

Modifit/Optifast Mineral Prernix(milchig)

Modifit Strawberry (milchig)

Modifit Vanilla (milchig)

Modifit Chocolate (milchig)

WIth (g) seal only

*GIST~BROCADES

Seclin, France

Lactaid LA (pareve)

Lactaid Drops (pareve)

With® seal only

Fructose

ESTEE CORPORATION

parsippany, NJ

Bulk Granulated With ® seal only

Fruit Fillings

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Apricot Filling

Kraft Raspberry and Apple Filling

Kraft Prune Filling

Kraft Cherry Filling

Kraft Apple Filling

Kraft Pineapple Filling

Kraft Blueberry Filling

Kraft Strawberry Filling

Kraft Red Raspberry Filling

With K seal only

Glycerine

A~DCHEM

Butterworth, Malaysia

Glycerine

Honey

INTERNATIONAL SPICE CORP.

Mt. Arlington, NJ

Pure Honey

With ® seal only

Horseradish

CFS CONTINENTAL, INC.

Sanford, FLA

Fresh Ground Horseradish With 0 seal only

C.J. CHRISTOFF & SONS, INC.

Lowell, Ml

Chadalee Farms Horseradish

With® seal only

CHENEY BROTHERS, INC.

West Palm Beach, FLA

FannyFoster’s Horseradish

C-B-I Horseradish

With (~) seal only

CONTINENTAL ORGANIZATION OF DISTRIBUTOR ENTERPRISES, INC.

Pittsburgh, PA

100% Pure Horseradish Good ‘N’ Hot With (g) seal only

HENRY LEE CO.

Miami, FLA

Riviera 100% Pure Horseradish

WIth (g) seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Cream Style Horseradish (mllchig)

Kraft Prepared Horseradish

MEYER’S HORSERADISH, INC.

St. Louis, MO

Horseradish with Beets (pareve)

Prepared Horseradish (pareve)

Horseradish Relish (pareve)

Cocktail Seafood Sauce (pareve)

Sassy Horseradish Sauce (pareve)

Tartar Sauce with Horseradish (pareve)

Prepared Cream Style Horseradish (milchig)

Hot Polski-Styl Chrzan Horseradish (milchig)

With ® seal only

NATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL FOOD DISTRIBUTOR ASSOCIATES, INC.

Atlanta, GA

San Francisco, CA

100% Prepared Horseradish good ‘N’ Hot With® seal only

NUGGET DISTRIBUTORS, INC.

Stockton, CA 100% Pure Horseradish

WIth ® seal only

PURITY CONDIMENTS, INC.

Miami, FLA

Fresh Ground Horseradish With ® seal only

BEHN, MEYER & CO., (M) SDN. BHD.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Glycerine

With (g) seal only

KRAMER CHE ICALS INC.

Clifton, NJ

Scallop Glycerine

Olin and Arco Propylene Glycol

INTERNATIONAL PROTEIN INDUSTRIES, INC.

Smithtown, NY

Protein-Aide (R) Supreme Sesame Flour

With (~) seal only

SOUTHERN ACIDS ( ) SDN. BHD.

Kalang, Selangor, Malaysia

Glycerine With ® seal only

*SOI,JTHERN BAY CORPORATION

Norfolk, VA

Southern Bay Horseradish

With® seal only

Hot Cocoa Mix

GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION

White Plains, NY

Baker’s Hot Cocos Mix (milchig)

Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein

BASIC FOOD FLAVORS

Pomona, CA

Hydrolyzed vegetable protein

With (~) seal only

BEATREME FOODS, INC.

Beloit, Wisc.

With (g) seal only

HACO, LTD.

Gumligen, Switzerland

H V P B-i Powder

H V P BF-4 Powder

HVPRB

H V P T Y P E l-li-G-9

H V P RP

HVPTYPE ELS9

H V P LS-20 Powder

H V P ST-4 Powder

H V P F-303 Powder

H V P ST-21 Powder

HVP RC

WIth 0 seal only

Ice Cream Cones & Wafers

CONSOLIDATEDWAFER & CONE CO.

Brcioklyn, NY

Wafers & Cones

With 0 seal only

EAS!ERN BAKING CO.

Sommerville, MA

With 0 seal only

GULF BAKING COMPANY

Dallas, TX

With 0 seal only

MARYLAND BAKING CO.

Baltimore, MD

WIth’O seal only

MARYLAND BAKING CO. OF

GEORGIA INC.

Atlanta, GA

With (~) seal only

NORTHWEST CONE COMPANY

Chicago, IL

With g) seal only

YOHAY BAKING CO.

Brooklyn, NY

With €) seal only

Ice Cream Mixes

HORS’TMAN MIX & CREAM, INC.

Long Island City, NY

Soft Ice Cream Mix (milchig)

With (~J seal only

TASTI-D-LITE

New York, NY

With OD seal only

LOUIS TRAUTH DAIRY INC.

Newport, KY

6% Vanilla Mix

5% Chocolate Mix

10% Vanilla Mix

14% Vanilla Mix -

14% Chocolate Mix

With (~) seal only

Imitation Nuts

ANACON FOOD COMPANY

Roseville, MN

Bitsyn Nut-LIke Products

Natural Wheat Germ (milchig)

Pecan (milchig)

Black Walnut (milchig)

English Walnut (milchig)

Almond (milchig)

Cashew (milchig)

Peanut (milchig)

Macadamia (milchig)

With ØD seal only

FLAVOR TREE FOODS COMPANY

Atchison, KS

Flavor Tree Wheat Nuts (milchig)

Sesame Nuts (milchig)

Granola Nuts (milchig)

WIth OD seal only

Invertase

E M CHEMICALS

Hawthorne, NY

Invertase

ITC SPECIALTY PRODUCTSDIVISION

Woodbridge, New Jersey

“Sucrovert~ Branded Invertase Extract

With (g) seal only

UNIVERSAL FOODS CORPORATION

Milwaukee, WI

Invertase Enzyme Extracts

WHITE STOKES COMPANY

Chicago, IL

lnvertase

With (~) seal only

Jams & Jellies

ATLAS PRESERVES CO., INC.

New York, NY

Mint Flavored Jelly

Mint Flavd. Apple Jelly

Pure Apple Jelly

Pure Apple Raspberry Jelly

Pure Apple Strawberry Jelly

Pure Apple Currant Jelly

Pure Currant Jelly

Orange Marmalade, Sweet

Pure Plum Jam

Pure Apricot Jam

Pure Peach Preserves

Pure Pineapple Preserves

Pure Cherry Preserves

Pure Raspberry Preserves

Pure Strawberry Preserves

With © seal only

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Strawberry (pareve)

Apple (pareve)

With (~) seal only

*1. FELDMAN

Washington, D.C.

F.S.N. Brand Jam & Jellies

With 0 seal only

FSW JAMS a JELUES

Savage, MD

With 0 seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

#10 Apple Jelly

#10 Orange Marmalade

#10 Strawberry Preserves

With (~) seal only

LAWRENCE FOODS, INC.

Elk Grove Village, IL

With ® seal only

~J ROSENBLUM & SONS

Woodrdge, NJ

J.R.S. Brand Jam & Jellies WIth 0 seal only

*SCHREIBER INTL FOODS

Ramsey, NJ

Horn of Plenty Jam & Jellies

With (~) seal only

R. SPANGENTHAL CO., INC.

Bronx, NY

With (~) seal only

Juices

McCAIN OJ INC.

Chicago, IL

Orange Juice

Grapefruit Juice

With ® seal only

BEATRICE/HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Tomato Juice

With ~ seal only

Knishes

KOSHER CASTLE

Brooklyn, NY

Kosher Castle Potato Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Kashe Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Vegetable Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Potato Cocktail Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Kashe Cocktail Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Apple Strudel (pareve)

Kosher Castle Eggrolls (pareve)

KosherCastle Eggroll Cocktails (pareve)

KosherCastleVegetableCutlet (pareve)

Kosher CastleCheese Knishes (milchig)

Kosher Castle Cherry Cheese Knishes (milchig)

KosherCastle BlueberryCheese Knishes (milchig)

Kosher Castle Pineapple Cheese Knishes (milchig)

Kosher Castle Chocolate Cheese Knishes (milchig)

Kosher Castle Cheese Cocktail Knishes (milchig)

Kosher Castle Tofu Spinach Knishes (milchig)

Kosher Castle Potato Broccoli Knishes ~milch,g,)

ALL CHEESE PRODUCTS ARE CHOLOV YISROEL With ~ seal only

KOSHER FOOD SPECIALTIES, INC.

Flushing, NY

King David Potato Knishes (pareve)

King David Kashe Knishes ~‘pareve~

King David Spinach Knishes (pareve)

King David Vegetable Knishes (pareve)

King David Apple Knishe t’pareve~

King David Potato Cocktail Knishes ~‘pareve~

King David Kashe Cocktail Knishes ~‘pareve,)

King David Spinach Cocktail Knishes ~pareve~

King David Vegetable Cutlet ~‘pareve,)

King David Cheese Knishes (milchig)

King David Cherry Cheese Knishes (milchi~

King David Blueberry Cheese Knishes ~‘milchig,)

King David Pineapple Cheese Knishes (milchig)

King David Chocolate Cheese Knishes (milchi~l)

Cheese products are Cholov Yleroel ONLY when the words “CHOLOV

YISROEL” appear on the label. With (gJ seal only

Lactic Acid

LUIS AYUSO, S.A.

Barcelona, Spain

Lactic Acid (pareve)

WIth 0 seal only

Lubricating Oil

CHEVRON U.S.A., INC.

San Francisco, CA

Chevron Poly FM Grease 0, 1.2

Macaroni&Spaghetti

MERLINO’S MACARONI, INC.

Kent, WA

Macaroni

With (~) seal only

SCHMIDT NOODLE COMPANY

Detroit, Mich.

Egg Kluski

Mixed Vegetable Shells

Mixed Vegetable Rotini

Parsley Garlic Fettucine

Bell Pepper Basil Fettucine

With ® seal only

Macrobiotic Foods

THE AMERICAN MISOCOMPANY,INC.

Rutherfordton, NC

Amakuchi Mugi Miso

Tréditional Red Miso

Mellow White Miso

Country Barley Miso

Sweet White Miso

Chickpea Miso with Rice

Chickpea Miso with Barley

Sushi Rice

Sweet Barley Miso

Brown Rice Miso

With ® seal only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Baking Supplies

Barley Malt Powder

Vanilla, Low Alcohol Extract

Kudzu Root Starch

With €) seal only

Beans

Aduki Beans

Black Turtle Beans

Garbanzo Beans (Chickpeas)

Kidney Beans

Great Northern Beans

Green Lentils

Green Split Peas

Navy Bans

Pinto Beans

Soybeans

Soybeans, Black

WIth 0 seal only

Graln8

Barley, Pearied, OG

Brown Rice. Short Grain, OG

Brown Rice, Medium Grain, OG

Brown Rice, Long Grain, OG

Buckwheat, Whole, OG

Corn, Blue, OG

Corn, Yellow, OG

Job’s Tears

Millet, Yellow, OG

Popcorn, Yellow, OG

Rye, OG

Wheat, Hard Red Winter, OG

Wheat, Hard Red Spring, OG

Wheat, Soft White Winter, OG

Wheat, Durum Hard Amber, OG

Quinoa

With (~) seal only

Traditional Japanese Misc

Genmal Miso

Genmal Miso, MG

hacho Miso, OG

Hacho Miso

Kome Miso

Mugi Miso

Natto Miso

Soba Miso

With (~J seal only

Organic’ Pasta

Alphabets, Whole Wheat

Elbows, Whole Wheat

Elbows, Vegetable

Ribbohs, Whole Wheat

Ribbons, Spinach

Ribbons, Quinoa

Lasagna, Whole Wheat

Shells, Vegetable

Shells, Whole Wheat

Spaghetti, Artichoke

Spaghetti, Whole Wheat

Spaghetti, Spinach

Spirals, Sesame Rice

Spirals, Whole Wheat

Spirals, Whole Wheat

Spirals. Vegetable

Spirals, Quinoa

With 0 seal only

Traditional Japanese Pasta

Wild Yam Soba

Mugwort Soba

Soba, 40% Buckwheat

Udon

Lotus Root Soba

With €) seal only

Sea Vegetables

Agar Agar Flakes

Arame

Hijiki

Kombu

Sushi Non

Wakame

With 0 seal only

Japanese Tea

Mu #16

Bancha Tea

Kukicha Tea (Twig Tea)

With (~) seal only

Unrefined Oils

Corn Germ Oil

Olive Oil, Extra Virgin Spanish

Safflower Oil

Toasted Sesame Oil

Hot Pepper Sesame Oil

Sesame Oil

With (~) seal only

LIMA N.V.

St. Martens-Latem, Belgium

Tofu

Seitan

Linpast

Limpast

Hummus

Tempeh

Rice, Short Calasparra

Rice, Short

Rice, Long

Rice, Half Polished

Sweet Rice

Rye

Barley

Oats

Wheat

Bearded Wheat

Millet

Buckwheat

Kasha

Maize

Rice Flour

Whole Wheat Flour

Wheat Flour 85%

Hard Wheat Semolina

Bearded Wheat Flour

Rye Flour

Barley Flour

Soya Flour

Lentil Soup

Pumkin Soup

Sweet Pumkin (Pumkin Cream)

Sweet Maize

Ratatouille Lentils

Azuki Beans

Soya Beans

Beans

Sesame Seeds

Sesame Seeds Roasted

Limagerm Wheat (Sprouting Seeds)

Alfalfa (Luzerne Seeds)

Kokoh, (Whole Grain)

Kokoh, (Cereal Good)

Kokoh, Precooked

Lima-Muesli (Red)Without Mllkpowder

Rice Flakes

Wheat Flakes

Rye Flakes

Barley Flakes

Oat Flakes

Buckwheat Flakes

Millet Flakes

Maize Flakes

5-Cereal Flakes

Whole Wheat Bread

Buckwheat Flour

Buckwheat Flour, Grey

Polenta (Maize Flour)

Yannoh

Yannoh Instant

Roasted Barley

Bardan (Roasted Burdock Root)

Dendelia (Roasted Dendelion Roots)

Chicory

Rice Cakes (Galettes)

Rice Cakes, Without Addition of Salt

Buckwheat Cakes

Millet Cakes

Wheat Cakes

Barley Cakes

Maize Cakes

Rye Bread

Soya Bread

Wheat Bread 85%

Sesame Bread

Arrowroot

Tahin

Tahin Salted

Gomasio

Algae Condiment

Arbi (Igname with Ginger)

Vanilla, Ground Natural Vanilla

Pralima with Sugarbeet Syrup

Prabma with Barley Soup

Sugarbeet Syrup

Barley Syrup

Sunflower Oil

Spaghetti

Limakrok: Unleavened bread from organically grown wheat

Limakrok: Unleavened bread from organically grown wheat and rye

Limakrok: Unleavened bread from organically grown wheat without addition of salt

With® seal only

•NASOYA FOODS LTD.

Leominister, MA

Nayonaise With (~) seal only

Magnesium Carbonate

VENTROL DIVISION (~I~

MORTON ThIOKOL, INC.

Manistee, MI

USP Light

USP Heavy

USP Granular

Magnesium Hydroxide

VENTROL DIVISION ~J?

MORTON ThIOKOL, INC.

Manistee, MI

USP Powder

USP DC

Magnesium Oxide

VENTROL DIVISION OF MORTON THIOKOL, INC.

Manistee, Ml

USP Light

USP Heavy

FCC Powder

FCC Granular

Maraschino Cherries

DELL’S MARASCHINO CHERRIES

CO., INC.

Brooklyn, NY

Maraschino Cherries

With Ig) seal only

GENOA CHERRY COMPANY, INC.

West New York, NJ

Maraschino Cherries

With ® seal only

GRAY & COMPANY

Forest Grove, OR

Maraschino Cherries

WIth ®~tJ only

Margarine

CAPITAL CITY PRODUCTS

Columbus, OH

WIth (~J) seal only

All margailnes daIry unless otherwIse

DEAN FOODS COMPANY

Richmond, VA

Greenville, SC

Gold Ribbon 1 # Solids (pareve)

Dew Fresh 50# Cube (pareve)

Koniar ldi Solids (pareve)

Tartan 1 di Solids (pareve)

Gold Ribbon 1 di Solids (mllchig)

Dew Fresh ¼’s (milchig)

Dew Fresh 50di Cube (milchig)

Hunter Brand 1di Solids (mllchig)

Scotch Buy 8 oz. Patties (mllchig)

Main Street Solids (milchig)

Main Street Vegetable ¼’s (milchig)

Liberty Bell Vegetable ¼’s (milchig)

With® lonly

HOTEL BAR FOODS, INC.

New York, NY

Margarine (pareve)

With IR) seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Hexagon Liquid Margarine

Kraft Liquid Margarine

Soft Margarine Colored

Super Bowl Baker’s Margarine

Super Bowl Deluxe Margarine

Super Bowl Roll-In Margarine

Super Bowl Margarine FF

Super Bowl Margarine for Food Processors (colored and uncolored)

Super Bowl Margarine 040201<

Super Bowl Supreme Margarine

Super Bowl Liquid Margarine Buttery

Super Bowl Liquid Margarine Buttery

Garlic

Super Bowl Liquid Margarine Buttery

Lemon

Super Bowl Corn GilMargarine

Super Bowl Reduced Calorie

Margarine

Super Bowl Corn Gil Margarine.Uncolored

Country Churn Margarine (for Foodservice Use)

Country Churn Special Margarine

Country Chum Whipped Margarine

Parkay All Purpose Margarine

Parkay Liquid Margarine

Parkay Margarine

Soft Diet Reduced Calorie Margarine (pareve)

Whipped Parkay Margarine

Parkay Spread—i lb. prints

With K CjJ only

All margailnee dahy unless otherwise specIfied

Mayonnaise

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Heavy Mayonnaise

Salad Bowl Mayonnaise

Salad Bowl Heavy Mayonnaise

Salad Bowl Extra Heavy Mayonnaise

Salad Bowl Heat Stable Mayonnaise

Country Garden Heavy Duty Mayonnaise

Extra Heavy Mayonnaise

Kraft Light Reduced Calorie Mayonnaise

Kraft Mayonnaise

Real Mayonnaise

Salad Bowl Reduced Calorie Mayonnaise With K seal only

*Meat Products

DEUCATESSEN, U.S.A.

Brooklyn, NY

Smoked Turkey: whole, half, breast. wings, drum sticks

Fresh Smoked Turkey breast

Smoked Chicken: whole, half, quarter

Salami

Pastrami

Mergues

Kosher Pepperoni

Turkey Roll

Kibutz Salami

Jumbo Franks (1 foot length, (~3~ or 4’)

Italian Sausage (Breakfast sausage)

Dry Salami

Cocktail Sausage

Chorizo (Cabanos: hot)

With ® CjJ only

Meat Substitute

LOMA LINDA FOODS

Riverside, CA

Dinner cuts 48 oz.

Swiss SteaklGravy 50 (~,

Stew Pack 48 oz.

Vege-Burger 48 oz.

Tender Bits 48 oz.

Linketts 64 oz.

Fried Chicken w/Gravy 48 oz.

Vita-Burger Chunks 25 lbs.

Vita-Burger Granules 25 oz.

Sizzle Burger Inst. 4 lbs. 11 oz.

Driddel Steaks Inst. 5 lbs.

Meatless Corn Dogs Inst. 5 lbs. 3 oz.

With ® seal only

*Mixes

DACUS, INC.

Tupelo, MS

Mrs. Wages Spaghetti Sauce Mix

Mrs. Wages Pizza Sauce Mix

Mrs. Wages Chili Sauce Mix

Mrs. Wages Taco Sauce Mix

Mrs. Wages Tomato Ketchup Mix

Mrs. Wages Quick Process

Bread & Butter Mix

Mrs. Wages Quick Process Polish Dill Mix

Mrs. Wages Quick Process

Kosher Dill Mix

Mrs. Wages Quick Process

Zucchini Squash Mix

Mrs. Wages Quick Process Dill Mix

Mrs. Wages Pickle It

With (~J seal only

Monsodium

Glutamate

SEOUL MI-WON CO., LTD.

Seoul, Korea

Monsodium Glutamate

With &J seal only

YE WONG CORPORATION

Taipei, Taiwan

Ve Wong Monsodium Glutomate

With ®P seal only

Mushrooms

*CENTRAL SPICE COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Dried Mushrooms

With (~) seal only

L.K. BOWMAN & COMPANY, INC.

Lancaster, PA

Mushrooms

With ® seal only

HOCHESSIN MUSHROOMPROD., INC.

Hockessin, DE

Giant Southwood Farms

Mustard

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Prepared Mustard

Salad Bowl Prepared Mustard

Kraft Prepared Mustard

Kraft German Style Mustard

With K seal only

Nickel Catalyst

HARSHAW CHEMICAL CO.

Cleveland, OH

WIth 0 seal only

ENGELHARD

De Meern, Holland

Nickel Catalyst

With (~) seal only

UNICHENA INTERNATIONAL

Emmerich, Germany

Nickle Catalyst

With 0 seal only

Noodles

LA CHOY FOOD PRODUCTS CO.

Archbold, OH

No. 10 Chow Mein Noodles

No. 10 Rice Noodles

WIth 0 seal only

MERLINO’S MACARONI, INC.

Kent, WA

Noodles

Spinach Noodles

With seal only

SCHMIDT NOODLE COMPANY

Detroit, NY

Egg Noodles

Spinach Noodles

WIth © seal only

Nuts

ASTER NUT COMPANY

Boykins, VA

With 0 seal only

EMBASSY GROCERY CORPORATION

New York, NY

Lucky Boy Sliced Blanched Almonds

WIth 0 seal only

GOLD 1(1ST COMPANY

Waycross, GA

Pecans

INTERNATIONAL PROTEIN INDUSTRIES, INC.

Smithtown, NY

Protein-Aide (R) Supreme Sesame Peanut

Protein-Aide (R) Supreme Sesame Seed

WIth 0 seal only

INTERNATIONAL SPICE CORP.

Mt Arlington, NJ

Nuts

With (~) seal only

JINIL AU CHOCOLAT

Cedarhurst, NY

Nuts (Cashews, Pistachios, Almonds)

With 0 seal only

METZENDORF.NEWMAN INC.

Edison, NJ

SI ced Natural Almonds

With (~) seal only

SETTON INTERNATIONAL FOODS, INC.

Plainview, NY

Shelled Almonds

Blanched Silvered Almonds

Blanched Sliced Almonds

Dry Roasted & Salted Almonds

Blanched Whole Almonds

Dry Roasted & Unsalted Almonds

Chic Peas, Dry Roasted Unsalted

Chic Peas, Dry Roasted & Salted

Shelled F Iberts Oregon Jumbo

Shelled F Iberts Turkish

Dry Roasted & Salted Filberts

Oregon Jumbo

Dry Roasted Unsalted Filberts

Oregon Jumbo

Natural Pistachios, California Colossal

Red Pistachlo3, California Colossal

Natural P stachios, Imported

Colossal Flbert

Shelled P stachios, Californ a

Shelled P stachios, Turkish

With ~ seal only

WHITEHALL COMMODITY CORPORATION

Yonkers, NY

Star Brand Sliced Blanched Almonds

With (~) seal only

Olives

BENEDICT PACKING CO.

Carstadt, NJ

Castanet Spanish Olives

Castanet Spanish Salad Olives

Oven leaner

CLEANSE-TEC INC.

Brooklyn, NY

Grease Release—Oven Cleaner

With (g) seal only

Grease LightnIng-Oven Cleaner

CONSOUDATED FOODS COMPANY

Atlanta, GA

Oven & Grill Cleaner

SPARTAN CHEMICAL CO.

Toledo, OH

Spartan Oven & Grill Cleaner

Peanut Butter

ASTER NUT COMPANY

Boykins, VA

With (g) seal only

LINETTE FINE CHOCOLATES

Reading, PA

Peanut Butter

WIth ® seal only

SUNSTAR FOODS INC.

Streator, IL

Sunstar Peanut Butter With seal only

TASTYSNACK5, INC.

Windsor, PA

Peanut Butter

Peanut Butter Swirl With ® seal only

Pectin

*HERcULES INC.

Vera Beach, FL

Pectin

With (~) seal only

*Pha~aceuticl

*WEI MING PHARMACEUTICAL MFG CO. LTD.

Tansui, Taiwan

Micro Crystaline Cellulose With ® seal only

Pickle Products

*BROWN & (ANGER, INC.

Brooklyn, NY

Sour Pickles

Green Pickles

Pickled Tomatoes

Pickled Peppers

Sauerkraut With 0 seal only

RAINBO FOODS INC.

Texarkana, 7X

RODDENBERRY FOODS PICKLE

DIVISION

Cairo, GA With ® seal only

WESTERN FOOD PRODUCTS CO., INC.

La Junta, CO

Pie Fillings

ATLAS PRESERVES CO., INC.

New York, NY

With 0 seal only

LAWRENCE FOODS, INC.

Elk Grove Village, IL

WIth 0 seal only

R. SPANGENThAL CO., INC.

Bronx, NY

With ® seal only

Piping Gel

AMERICAN ALMONDS PRODUCTS CO., INC.

Brooklyn, NY

Plain Piping Gelee

With 0 seal only

WHITE STOKES COMPANY

Chicago, IL

Agar Piping Gel WIth ~ seal only

Pita Bread

JERUSALEM BAKERY

Brooklyn, NY

Pita Bread

With 0 seal only

KONTOS FOODS, INC.

Paterson, NJ

Pocketless Pita Bread

With (g) seal only

MICHYO KOSHER FOODS

Monsey, NY

Regular Pita

Regular Whole Wheat Pita

M ni Whole Wheat Pita

“Pas Yisroel”—Mezonos

Cinnamon & Raisin Pita

With 0 seal only

PITA BAKING CO.

Chicago, IL

Pita Bread

With (g) seal only

TOUFAYAN’S BAKERY

North Bergen, NJ

Pita Br’ead

With (g) seal only

Pizza Crust

FOOD PRODUCTS CORPORATION

Greenville, SC

Pizza Shells

WIth ® seal only

Poppy Butter

AMERICAN ALMOND PRODUCTS CO PANY

Brooklyn, NY

Poppy Butter

With €) seal only

BEDFORD FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Brooklyn, NY

Bedford Brand Pure Poppy Butter

With 0 seal only

METZENDORF BROS. INC.

Perth Amboy, NJ

M B I. Pure Poppy Butter

With 0 seal only

KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

Portion Paks

AR SUGAR CORPORATION

Boston, MA

Brooklyn, NY

Baltimore, MD

New Orleans, LA

Sugar (pareve)

Wee-Cal Sweetener (milchig)

Dominade—variOuS flavors

Brownulated With 0 seal only

HOTEL BAR FOODS, INC.

New York, NY

Margarine patties

With® only

•PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

City of Industry, CA

Nifda Non-Dairy Creamer (rnilchig)

North American Non-Dairy Creamer (rnilchig)

With ®D seal only

Preserved Fruits

GRAY & COMPANY

Forest Grove, OR

Preserved Fruits & Peels

With® lonly

Puddings

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippafly, NJ

Dia-Mel Lemon (milchig) -

Dia-Mel Butterscotch (milchig)

Dia-Mel Chocolate (milchig)

Dia-Mel Vanilla (milchig) With ® seal only

Release Agents

INTERNATIONAL F000CRAFT

Brooklyn, NY

With ® seal only

Rice Cakes

YOHAY BAKING COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Carob &Chocolate RiceCakes (pareve)

With® only

Salad Dressings

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippafly, NJ

Dia-Mel Tahiti (pareve)

Dia-Mel Creamy Italian (n’hlchig)

Dia-Mel Creamy Cucumber (milchig)

Dia-Mel Yogurt Buttermilk (milchig) With ® seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Miracle Whip Salad Dressing

Salad Bowl Special Salad Dressing— Type W

Salad Bowl Salad Dressing

Salad Bowl Deluxe Salad Dressing

Salad Bowl Basic Dressing

Salad Bowl Freezable Dressing

Salad Bowl Reduced Calorie Salad Dressing

Salad Bowl Salad Dressing Typer

Cuisine Brand Salad Dressing

Kraft Thousand Island Dressing (Viscous)

Miracle Whip Salad Dressing

Miracle Whip Light Reduced Calorie

Salad Dressing

WIthK lonly

*NASOYA FOODS LTD.

Leominister. MA

Salad Dressings

Vegi-Dips With ® seal only

Salt

AICZO SALT DIVISION

INTERNATIONAL SALT

Akron, OH

St. Laire, Ml

Manistee, Ml

Watkins Glen, NY

Diamond Crystal I~osher Coarse Salt

Diamond Crystal Weather Pruf Salt

Hardy Salt

Kosher for Passover with Passover seal ONLY

Sauces

BASIC FOOD FLAVORS

Pomona, CA

Soy Sauce

With® seal only

CONTADINA (CarnatIon Co.)

Riverbank, CA

Tomato Sauce

Chili Sauce

All Purpose Pizza Sauce

Spaghetti Sauce

Chef Mate Barbecue Sauce

Chef Mateor DinnerTime CreoleSauce

Chef Mate ~ Dinner Time Italian Sauce

Chef Mate Dinner Time Sweet & Sour Sauce

Deluxe Spaghetti Sauce With ® seal only

BEATRICEIHUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Tomato Sauce

Chili Sauce

Pizza Sauce

Spaghetti Sauce

Barbecue Sauöe

HunVs Angelia Mia Pizza Sauce

Wendy~s Chili Base WIth ® seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Hexagon Hickory Smoke Flavored Barbecue Sauce

Salad Bowl Horseradish Sauce

Kraft Creamy Tartar Sauce

Kraft Tartar Sauce

Thick ‘N Spicy Hickory Smoke

Barbecue Sauce

Sauerkraut Soup Bases & Mixes

Kraft Foods

Chicago, IL

Refrigerated Sauerkraut With K seal only

Shells

YOHAY BAKING COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Choco Tart and Choco Shells (milchig)

Potato Shells (Idaho) (pareve) With 0 seal only

Snack Foods

ANACON FOODS COMPANY

Atchison, KS

Roseville, MN

Wheat Germ Nuts (Old name Bttsyn)

Flavored

Natural Wheat Germ (No Flavor)

Pecan

Black Walnut

English Walnut

Almond

Cashew

Peanut

Macadamia

Bowlby’s Bits (Pecan, Black Walnut, Cashew, Almond)

AnaCon Wheat Nuts

Blueberry Bits 1621P

Blueberry Bits F809-Z

Cherry Bits 1630P

Cinnamon Bits 1600

WIth ®D seal only

EDEN FOODS INC.

Clinton, Ml

California Harvest

Raw Fruit and Nut

Spicy Punks

Tamari Almonds

Tamari Cashews

Tamari Mixed Nuts

Tamari Sunflower Seeds With (~) seal only

FLAVOR TREE FOODS COMPANY

Atchison, KS

Flavor Tree Wheat Nuts (milchig)

Sesame Nuts (milchig)

Granola Nuts (milchi~) With 00 seal only

INTERNATIONAL SPICE CORP.

Mt. Arlington, NJ

S, BERTRAM. New York, NY

Eden Quality Product Chicken & Beef Base (pareve) With (~) seal only

FARMLAND PRODUCTS

Brooklyn, NY

Cream of Spinach (milchig)

Cream of Pea (‘rnilchig,)

Cream of Potato 1’milãhig,l

Cream of Celery (‘rnilchig~

Cream of Carrot i’milchi~)

Cream of Asparagus c’milchig~

Cream of Tomato (‘milchig,)

Cream of Mushroom ~‘mll~hig,~

Cream of Chicken ~‘milchig,)

Chicken Rice (pareve)

Garden Vegetable (pareve)

Red Tomato Soup (pareve)

Yankee Bean (pareve)

Chicken Consomme 1’pareve,l

French Onion Soup (‘pareve,)

Chicken Noodle (pareve)

Beef Rice (pareve)

Beef Barley (pareve)

Minestrone (pareve)

Beef Consomme (pareve)

Mushroom Barley (pareve)

Beef Vegetable (pareve)

Beef Noodle (pareve)

Lentil (pareve)

Vegetable Broth (pareve)

Chicken Vegetable (pareve)

Tomato Rice (pareve).

Tomato Sauce (pareve)

With 0 seal only

Soy Drinks

EDEN FOODS INC.

Clintdn, Ml

Edensoy, Original

Edensoy, Carob

Edensoy, Vanilla

With® seal only

*Soy Sauce.

*SAN.J..INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Kuwana, Japan

Richmond, VA

Soy Sauce

With 0 seal only

Spag etti & Pasta

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Yogurt Raisins and Pineapple (milchig)

Clinton, MI

Thick ‘N SpicyOriginal Barbecue Sauce

Kraft Barbecue Sauce

Kraft Hickory Smoked Barbecue Sauce

Bull’s Eye Barbecue Sauce

With K seal only

LA CHOY FOOD PRODUCTS CO.

Archbold, OH

1 Gal. Soy Sauce

1 Gal. La Choy Sweet & Sour Sauce

1 Gal. La Choy Plum Sauce

With ® seal only

RAGU FOODS, INC.

Rochester, NY

Fully Prepared Pizza Sauce

Thiök& HeartySpaghetti Sauce Marinara

Thick & Hearty Spaghetti Sauce Plain

With® seal only

*SOUTHERN BAY CORPORATION

Norfolk, VA

Southern Bay Cocktail Sauce

With® lonly

Carob Raisins and Pineapple (rnilchi~) With ® seal only

*SPICER’S INTERNATIONAL Oglesby, IL.

Spicer’s Barbecue Wheat Snaqks (rnilchig)

Spicer’s Chocolate Wheat Snacks (milchig)

Spicer’s Natural Wheat,Snacks ~‘mllchig)

Spicers Sour Cream & Onion

Wheat Snacks (milchig)

With ®D seal only

Sorbitol & Manitol

E M CHEMICALS

Hawthorne, NY

Sorbitol

Manitol

Sorbitol & Manitol

OrganIc Paata—BUlk Elbows, Whole Wheat Elbows. Vegetable, WW

Pasta, Ribbon

Ribbons, parsley Garlic Ribbons, Provencal Ribbons, Spinach, WW

Shells, Vegetable

Spaghetti, WW

Spirals, Vegetable

Spirals, Vegetable, WW

Spirals, Sesame Rice

WIth 0 seal only

Traditional Japanese Pasta

Wild Yam Soba

Mugwort Soba

Soba, 40% Buckwheat

LJdon

,Lotus Root Soba

WIth ® seal only

MERLINO’S MACARONI, INC.

Kent, WA

Spaghetti

With (g) seal only

SCHMIDT NOODLE COMPANY

Detroit, MI

Spaghetti WIth 0 seal only

Spices

JOSEPH ADAMS CORP.

Vdlley City, OH

With ~ seal only

CAL COMPAK FOODS

Santa Ana, CA

CENTRAL FOOD COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

COLONIAL SPICE COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

EAGLE SPICE & EXTRACTCOMPANY

Bronx, NY

With (g) seal only

INTERNATIONAL SPICE CORP.

Mt Arlington, NJ

Spices & Herbs

Onion & Garlic

With (~) seal only.

MILLCREST PRODUCTS CORPORATION

Soledad, CA

Milicrest Garlic King Crushed Garlic

Milicrest Garlic KingChopped Garlic

Millcrest Onion Queen Onion Puree

Millcrest Crushed Garlic

Milicrest Chopped Garlic

Milicrest Onion Puree

With (~) seal only

REGAL EXTRACT COMPANY, INC.

Jamaica, NY

With (~J seal only

SCHOENFELD & SONS

SPICE COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Wlth.Ø seal only

SEMINOLE FOODS INC.

Belleview, FLA

Natural Chopped Garlic

WIth 0 seal only

THREE VEE CORPORATION

Brooklyn, NY

Meat Tenderizer

With (g) seal only

Stabilizers & Emulsifiers

BEATRICE FOODS COMPANY

Beloit, WI

WIth 0 seal only

CAPITAL CITY PRODUCTS

COMPANY

CHEMICAL SPECIALTIES DIVISION

With ® seal only

CONTINENTAL COLLOIDS, INC.

Wheaton, IL

With 0 seal only

CONTROLLED FOOD SYSTEMS

Pittsburgh, PA

With ® seal only

DARI-TECH

Atlanta, GA

With (~) seal only

HERCULES, INC.

Wilmington, DE

Guar Gum

With 0 seal only

*HODAG CHEMICAL CORP.

Skokie, IL

Emulsifiers

With ® seal only

HUMKO SHEFFIELD CHEMICAL

Norwich, NY

With ® seal only

INOLEX

Philadelphia, PA

Lexol GT 865

Lexol GT 855

Lexol PG 865

Lexol PG 855

With ® seal only

*MULThK~ CORPORATION

Ridgefield, NJ

Guar Gum

With €) seal only

PRIMAS FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Villa Park, ILL

PF-P30

PFP-30S With (~) seal only

RHONE-POULENC CHIMIE (RP)

Melle, France

Rodigel Xanthan Gum

With (~) seal only

STEPAN CO.

Maywood, 1k)

With © seal only

Strudel Leaves

ATHENS PASTRIES a FROZEN FOODS INC.

Brook Park, OH

Strudel Leaves

With (g) seal only

DO CO INC.

Union City, NJ

Baker’s Strudel Dough With C~) seal only

MAZOR FRENCH DOUGH CO.

Brooklyn, NY With 0 seal only

Sugar

AMSTAR SUGAR CORPORATION

Baltimore, MD

Brooklyn, N.Y.

Boston, Mass.

New Orleans (Chalmette), LA

Domino Granulated Sugars

Syrups No. 1 & No. 2

Medium Invert

Crystal 50 and 60

Amber Liquide Sugar

Brown Sugar

Confectionary Sugar

Brownulated

Amerfond

Amerose

DiPac

Kosher for Passover with Passover seal ONLY

Syrup

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Barley Malt Syrup With ® seal only

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Maple (pareve)

Blueberry (pareve)

With ® seal only

*~ElscHMANN.s YEAST, INC.

Alameda, CA

Benchmate Corn Syrup #3020

Benchmate Medium Bakers Syrup

#3290

Benchmate Dark Bakers Syrup #3300

Benchmate Bakers Syrup #D-331 0

Benchmate Bakers Syrup #D-3340

Benchmate Light Bakers Syrup #3320

Benchmate Corn Malt Syrup #3330

Benchmate Corn Syrup & Malt Extract Blend #3380

Benchmate Malt Extract and Corn Syrup Blend #3390

With ® seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Table Syrup

THREE VEE CORPORATION

Brooklyn, NY

Punch Drink (pareve)

Papaya Flavor Base (pareve)

Passion Fruit Syrup Base (pareve)

Pineapple Base (pareve)

Banana Imitation Base (pareve)

Orgeat Base Artificial (pareve)

Apple Concentrate Syrup (pareve)

Pina Colada Syrup Concentrate (pareve)

Coconut Syrup Concentrate (pareve)

Peppermint Syrup Concentrate (pareve)

Cranberry Juice Concentrate (pareve)

Orange Syrup Concentrate (pareve)

Papaya Syrup Concentrate (pareve)

Passion Fruit Syrup Concentrate (pareve)

Orgeat Syrup Concentrate (pareve)

Banana Syrup Concentrate (pareve)

WIth 0 seal only

*Tank Farm

*HA~INS CHEMICALS

St. Paul, MN

Fiberglass Tanks #2,3,4

Tea

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Japanese Tea

Mu #16

Bancha Tea

Kukicha Tea (Twig Tea)

WIth 0 seal only

GENERAL FOODS CORP.

Hoboken, NJ

Maxwell House Tea

INTERNATIONAL SPICE CORP.

Mt. Arlington, NJ

Tea

With €) seal only

SOUTHERN TEA COMPANY

Atlanta, GA

Instant Tea Mix

Instant Tea

Tea Bags

WIth ® seal only

Tehina

INTERNATIONAL PROTEIN INDUSTRIES I

Smithtown, NY

Protein-Aide (R) Supreme

Sesame Tehina

With ® seal only

*Tofu

*NASOYA FOODS LTD.

Leominister, MA

Silken Tofu

Extra Firm Tofu

Firm Tofu

Soft Tofu

Herb Tofu

Spice Tofu

With 0 seal only

Tomato Products, Ketchup

CONTADINA (Carnation Co.)

Riverbank, CA

Catsup

Tomato Paste

Tomato Puree

Round Tomatoes

Pear Shape Tomatoes

Diced Tomatoes in Puree

Special Pack

With 0 seal only

BEATRICE/HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Tomato Paste

Tomato Puree

Tomato Ketchup

Diced Tomatoes

Hunt’s Whole Peeled Tomatoes

Hunt’s Angelia Mia All Purpose

Crushed Tomatoes

Bulk Tomato Paste in Drums

Bulk Tomato Paste in Tankwagon

Bulk Tomato Paste in Tankcars With® seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Catsup With K seal only

RAGU FOODS, INC.

Merced, CA

Ragu Tomato Paste With ® seal only

Toppings

*~QDD AND COMPANY

Ligonier, IN

JHS Marshmallow Topplng—48 oz.

Kloss Marshmallow Topping—48 oz.

Kloss Marshmallow Topping—15 lb. With 0 seal only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

Salted Nut Topping With K seal only.

WHITE STOKES PRODUCTS CO.

Chicago, IL

White Stokes Coconut Paste

White Stokes Hanrol Creme

White Stokes Calif mia Whisto-Gel

White Stokes Chocolate Flavor Syrup

White Stokes Creme Fondant

White Stokes Fonciax

White Stokes Marshmallow Topping

White Stokes Chocolate Fudge Base WIth 0 seal only KOSHER FOOD

White Stokes Mallow Butterscotch

Topping (mllchig)

White Stokes Bakers Caramel (milchig)

White Stokes Supercreme (milchig)

White Stokes Hot Fudge

Topping Bittersweet (Dairy Equipment)

With ®D seal only

*TrjckingCompanies

*DEAN BRENNAN TRNSPORT, INC.

Manitowoc, WI

Red Beet

Celery

Tomato

With (g) seal only

SPREDA AG

Schweiz, Switzerland

Carrot Powder

Celery Powder

Red Beet Powder

Tomato Powder

Tomato Juice Powder

Grapefruit Powder•

Guava Powder

Lemon Powder

Mango Powder

Strawberry Powder

Tangerine Powder

Fruit Mix Powder

Golden Fruit Mix Powder

Speedo All Vegetable Shorteniflg

Super Quik-Blend

Golden Bee

Formula 101

Clarola

Carnival

HW Shortening

HWC Shortening

HW Pie Shortening

Wespour

Wesgold

Hydrogenated Frying Oil

Cottonseed Cooking Oil

Cottonseed Salad Oil

IndustrialBiended Oil

Soybean Salad Oil

Winterized Soybean 0

Sunflower Oil

88 Oil, (Kosher for Passover)

With ® seal only

Malt Vinegar

WIth (~J seal only

Vitamins

CARLIN FOODS

St. Louis, MO

With ® seal only.

E M CHEMICALS

Hawthorne, NY

Ascorbic Acid

GYMA LABORATORIES, INC.

Garden City, NY

Vitamin B-i 2

Vitamin C

Vitamin B-6

VITAMINS, INC.

Chicago, IL

With (~) seal only

RV

AND VAN LINE LTD.

Tuna Fish

KING TUNA TRADING COMPANY

Tarzana, CA

Tuna Fish

With (~) seal only

RUBASHKIN CO.

Brooklyn, NY

Ocean Fresh Solid White in Water

Ocean Fresh Chunk Light in Water

Ocean Fresh Chunk Light of the

Tongal Specie in Water

With (g) seal only

Vegetables

LA CHOY FOOD PRODUCTS CO.

Archbold, OH

Number 10 Chop Suey

Number 10 Bean Sprouts

Number 10 Fancy Mixed Chinese

Vegetables

With ® seal only

COMPANIA INDUSTRIAL DEL LUKUS S.A.

Larache, Morocco

Spray Dried Tomato Powder

ODI PEKTIN AG

Bischofszell, Switzerland

Dried Fruit Powder

Pineapple

Apple

Apricot

Pear

Fig

Grapefruit

Guava

Rose Hip

Bilberry

Kiwi

Melon

Orange

Papaya

Passion Fruit

Plum

Tangerine

Mango

Morello Cherry

Black Currant

Lemon

With (g) seal only

Dried Vegetable Powder

Mushroom

Carrot

Apple Powder

Apricot Powder

Banana Powder ‘

Blueberry Powder

Blackcurraflt Powder

Morello Cherry Powder

Grange Powder

Passion Fruit Pdwder

PeachPowder

Pear Powder

Pineapple Poii~der

Raspberr.y Powder

Raspberry Type Powder

With ® seal only

TOUL COMPANY

Azambuja, Portugal

Tomato Powder

WIth 0 seal only

TRO-KOST

Heidelberg, West Germany

Asparagus Powder

Cauliflower Powder

Chervil Powder

Spinach Powder

With ® seal only

ACIDCHEM

Butterworth, Malaysia

Palm Oil

Palm Kernel 01

CAPITAL CITY PRODUCTS CO..

Columbus, OH

With ® seal only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clintor~ Ml Corn Gil

Olive Gil

Safflower Oil

Sesame Oil

With ® seal only

HUMKO PRODUCTS

Bueno Parks, CA

With (~) seal only

BEATRICE/HUNT-WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

22 Gil

Midas

Key Quiz

MFB

Super Wesson

Lo-Melt

Crystal 77 Oil

Wesson Oil Veltex

INTERNATiONAL PROTEIN INDUSTRIES INC.

Smithtown, NY

Protein-Aide (R) Supreme Sesame Oil

With (~J seal only

*KRAFT, INC.

Chicago, IL

Kr~ft Shortening, PF

With K seal only

*LODERS CROKLAAN

WormeNeer, HolIar~id

F~ardened Vegetable Oils and/or

Fractionated Oils

With ® seal only

MID-ATLANTIC VEGETABLE SHORTENING, INC.

Newark, NJ

PVC EXCELLO All Purpose

Vegetable Shortening

PVC EXCELLO Frying Fat

Vegetable Shortening

PVC EXCELLO Cake & Icing

Vegetable Shortening

WIth seal only

PVO INTERNATIONAL, INC.

St. Louis, MO

Creamo

Hyscor

Best Fry

Siiperscor

Drewpuff

Drewpuff Ii

One Pound Solid Margarine

PVC Supperfine

PVO Pan and Grill

PVC Drop 0 Gold

With f~3 seal only

UNIVERSAL EDIBLE OIL CO., INC.

Chicago IL

With © seal only

Vinegar

*AMERICAN FOOD INDUSTRIES

Cucamonga, CA

Distilled White Vinegar 100 grain in Bulk Shipment

AMERICAN FOOD INDUSTRIES

Watsonville, CA

Guasty, CA

White Vinegar

WIth 0 seal only

RICHTER VINEGAR COMPANY, Dlv.

• Flelschmsfln’s Yeast, Inc.

Manitowoc, WI

White Vinegar

Cider Vinegar

Yeast

BRITISH FERMENTATIONPRODUCTS LTD.

Felixstowe, Suffolk, England

With 0 seal only

FLEISCHMAN’S YEAST INC.

Alameda, CA

Sumner, WA

Gastonia, NC

Fresh Direct

Rapid Rise

Active Dry With ® seal only

FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST, INC.

Calgary, Alberta Canada

La Salle, Quebec, Canada

Fresh

Quick Rise

Rapid Mix

Fast Rising Instant

With (~) seal only

*FLEISCHMANNS YEAST

Alameda, CA

Annheuser-Busch Yeast With (~J seal only

*GIST4ROCADES FOOD INGREDIENTS, INC.

Bakersfield, CA

Eagle Bakers Yeast With (~) seal only

GIST BROCADES FOOD INGREDIENTS

Old Bridge, NJ

Eagle Baker’s Yeast

Fermipan Instant Yeast

With (~) seal only

GROW COMPANY

Hackensack, NJ

Chromium Yeast

Selenium Yeast WIth 0 seal only

UNIVERSAL FOODS CORPORATION

Baltimore, MD

Bakers Compressed Yeast Products

Active Dried Yeast

Inactive Yeast Products

UNIVERSAL FOODS CORPORATION

Juneau, WI

Autolized Yeast Extracts

UNIVERSAL FOODS -

Milwaukee, WI

Red Star Dried Yeast

Red Star Yeast

With © seal only

DELICATESSEN, U.S.A.

Brooklyn, NY

Smoked Turkey: whole, half, breast, wings, drum sticks

Fresh Smoked Turkey breast

Smoked Chicken: whole, half, quarter

Salami

Pastrami

Mergues

Kosher Pepperoni

Turkey roll

Klbutz Salami

Jumbo Franks (1 foot length, 8’ or 4’)

Italian Sausage (Breakfast sausage)

Dry Salami

Cocktail Sausage

Chorizo (Cabanos: hot)

With 0 seal only

LODERS CROKLAAN

Worme,veer, Holland

Hardened Vegetable Oils and/or Fractionated Oils

With (~) seal only

Institutional

DEAN BRENNANTRANSPORT, INC.

Manitowoc, WI

Unit #904, 700, 800, 901, 902, 903, 400, 555, 600, 905, 906, 907, 908, 909

BEATRICE/HU~ WESSON INC.

Menomonie, WI

Nonfat Dried Milk

Vitamin Fortified Nonfat Dried Milk

Buttermilk Powder

Phosphated Nonfat and Lowfat Dried Milk

NonfatlWhey Dried Mil) Blend

Lowfat Dried Milk

Kocoa Kreme Powders

Swiss Miss Base Powder

Military Non-Dairy Creamer

N-Rich Non-Dairy Creamer

Swiss Mountain Non-Dairy Creamer With ©D seal only

from England ARE NO LONGER UNDER ® CERTIFICATION

GALLOWAY WEST COMPANY

FondduLac WI

MIlk Powders

Parlac, 26% Whole Milk Powder

Parlac, 28½% Whole Milk Powder

Peake, Skim Milk Powder

Dry-Yo (Dried Yogurt Powder)

P.C Crumb (Partially Caramelized Domestic Milk Crumb)

E Z Cheese (S)

E Z Cheese (W)

Bulk Starter Media

In-Sure

Culture-Mate

Italian Cul-Sure

Dressing Mate

Phase 4 Starter Media

Sentry 60

Sentry 75

Sweetened Condensed Whole Milk

Sweetened Condensed Skim Milk

Sweetened Condensed Candace

Sweetened Condensed Dairy Product With 00 seal only

Hachai Distributions

• indicates new releases

stir until the sauce boils. Reduce heat and simmer 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Once sauce thickens, season with salt, pepper, and nutmeg. While sauces are cooking bring water to boil in a 6-quart pot. Add I tablespooii of oil and add noodles. Cook about 20 minutes until the noodles are just tender. Drain noodles in a colander and rinse with cold water. Lay out in a single layer on a damp towel.

To assemble: Preheat oven to 350°. Spread thin layer of tomato sauce over the bottom of the pan. Place a layer of noodles on that. Spread with tomato sauce and sprinkle with

1½ cup lukewarm non-dairy creamer

2¾ cups flour jam

1 pound solid shortening

1 cup confectioners’ sugar

In a small bowl, dissolve yeast in ½ cup lukewarm nondairy creamer. Pour ½ cup flour in a large bowl. Make a well in the flour and pour in dissolved yeast and a pinch of salt; mix well. Coverbowl with a towel and let stand in a warm place until sponge is double in bulk, about 1 hour.

While dough is rising, melt margarine. Pour into a large bowl and cool. When cool, add cottage cheese. Place another layer of noodles on top and~ continue layering until all the

tomato sauce, cottage cheese, and noodles are used up. End with a layer of tomato sauce. Spread the white sauce overthe Tomato Sauce and sprinkle ½ cup grated hard cheese over that. Bake 30 minutes until sauce is bubbly. Allow to stand 10 minutes before serving.

Jelly Doughnuts

Makes 14-18 doughnuts

1 ounce fresh yeast

½ cup lukewarm non-dairy creamer

½ cup flour

pinch of salt

½ cup margarine

3 egg yolks

1½ tbsps. sugar

egg yolks one ata timeand mix. Add sponge to egg yolk mixture and beat well for 10 to 15 minutes.

Add sugar and ½ cup lukewarm non-dairy creamer, stirring continuously. When completely mixed, add2½cups of flour, a little at a time. Once all the flour has been added, knead well. Cover and let rise until double in bulk, about 11½ hours.

Sprinkle remaining ¼ cup flour over board and gently rOll out dough to ¼-inch thickness. Cut 28 2-inch circles with

cookie cutter. On 14 ofthecirclescarefully place 1 teaspoon ofjelly. With fingertip, moisten edges and cover with remaining 14 • circles. Carefullypressingedges together to seal. Cover doughnuts and let rise one hour.

In a 4-quart pot, melt I pound of solid shortening. Once shortening is melted, slip doughnuts in and fry only as many as can float on the top and be turned easily. Fry the doughnuts ½ minute on each side. Remove with slotted spoon and drain on paper towels. Once cool sprinkle with confectioner’s sugar.

Apple Cheese Latkes

Serves 8 to 10

2 cups cottage cheese

2 cups grated Cortland apples

•mixed with 1 tsp. lemon juice

1½ cups flour

1 tbsp. brown sugar

1 tsp. cinnamon

6 eggs, beaten

½ tsp. salt

¼ cup raisins

¼ cup oil

Combine all ingredients except oil in a large bowl. Mix well. Heat oil in a large, heavy frying pan. Drop mixture by the heaping tablespoon into the oil. Fry until brown and crisp on each side. Serve with sour cream, maple syrup, or apple sauce.

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By IRA AXELROD

Ut until recently, as with the other issues, the abortion question and the controversy over the Jewish position on it wet barely more than a tempest in a teapot. Liberal Jews thought they had the answer, traditional Jews were furious for the umpteenth time that their views were misconstrued, and, except for a few fundamentalist Christians who believed they had a bit more fuel for theirfires of anti-Semitism, the restofthe world couldn’t have cared less.

The recent decision of the United States Supreme Court, however, which essentially remands to the states theburden oflegislating the limits, if any, on abortion, has thrown the issue squarely into the middle ofthe political arena. As such, partisans on both sides of the issue, as in any hard fought campaign, are scratching for every vote and sign of support which they can muster. In what will likely become a tight race in a number of localities, the position of even the smallest organized group or bloc may well turn out to be crucial, and will be examined, studied, and clawed over by the opposing forces.

Thus, what is going through the hearts, minds, and lips of as physically small a community as the Jews will suddenly take on major importance. And this is before one takes into account the phenomenon that Jews vote and are vociferous way out of proportion to their actual numbers.

It is imperative, therefore, to begin by noting that, as a religion, Judaism generally opposes abortion. That may come as a surprise to many, but an observer would be hard put to fmd any Rabbinical sage throughout history, up to the present day, whosawabortion as permissible. To the contrary: in Judaism, the voluntary, conscious, deliberate termination of a fetus has been viewed by some as a form ofmurder. How the meanderings of some religiously-ignorant Jews, whose one-world liberalism has perverted that most humanitarian of positions, has led to the common misconception that Judaism favors abortion is worthy of at least one separate study in the perpetration of fraud via mass communication.

But be that as it may, while some groups among the Jewish people spew forth the party line of the National Organization for Women, it must be reiterated that the official position of those Jews whose own life style guarantees future generations of Jews has been against abortion.

This is not to say that the Jewish stand is perfectly identical to that of Catholicism, one of the major world religions which found its roots in Judaism.

The greatest area of difference lies in the question of what happens when the life of a pregnant motherisseriously in danger ifshewere to carry her unborn child to term.

As with so many other major social issues, the position of traditional Judaism on the abortion question has been terribly misperceived by the media, by the world at large, and, curiously, even by many Jews.

The Catholic answer, somewhat oversimplified, is thatwhen a choice has to be made one opts for the preservation of the individual most likely to medically survive, with the loss of life of the other being an unintended and unfortunate by product of the process.

In Judaism, the mother’s life is seen as something existing, whereas the fetus is considered ‘uncertain.’ In a conflict between the two, a ‘sure’ life is given precedence over a ‘doubtful’ one.

But in all other aspects, the genuine Jewish position far more closely resembles that of the ‘right-to-lifers’ than the misleadingly-labeled ‘pro choice’ advocates.

Even on such touchy issues as rape and incest, where most pregnancies can be precluded by immediate deployment of the so-called D & C (dilatation and curettage) procedure, Judaism will not often permit abortion subsequent to the occurrence of these horrible incidents, subject to review by Torah sages on an individual, case-by-casebasis. Ofcourse, it is hardly surprising that the rates of both rape and incest are virtually zero within the traditional Jewish community, so it is almost an academic point hardly touched upon in practical terms by the community as a whole.

But an issue which has, regrettably, hit home amongst the Jews is the question of Tay Sachs, an inherited disease found in disproportionately high numbers amongst East European Jews. Tay Sachs is a death sentence for its victims, as no one who has it lives beyond childhood.

Again, the question of actual performance has come into play here, because, as a practical matter, Tay Sachs had been almost impossible to detect in an early enough stage for Jews to permit abortion. By the time most expectant parents learn about the tragedy awaiting them it is too late into the pregnancy to do anything about it. But with the miracle of chorionic villas biopsy now making the discovery ofTay Sachs in its initial stages a viable possibility, the heretofore theoretical approach to Tay Sachs abortions in the Jewish community may well have a real and practical side to it in

the very near future. The converse of this, of course, is that premarital testing for the carrying of Tay Sachs has also come of age, as well as of infinitely wider acceptance, thus making the likelihood of the production of Tay Sachs babies slim.

What Political Posture Should Jews Take?

Still, although the official Jewish position is generally against abortion, this does not necessarily translate into intense physical and/or political opposition on the question.

On a physical level, while traditional Jews consider themselves a light unto the nations, deemed by Heaven as the Chosen People, not to be smug, but to be imbued with the mission ofspreading moralityand decency to the world, they will not do this through means which theyfind repugnant, such as bombing abortion centers or actively harassing those women who choose a path forthemselves different than the one for which Jews would opt.

On a political level, Jews maintain in front of their collective minds’ eye the consequences of what happens when a religious group tries to foist its own views on the rest ofthe population. Exhibit A in this regard was the Inquisition, resultingin many Jews being burned at the stake after having been found to be in defiance of state-supported religion-by-terror. In the Jewish view, Man’sfree will means thathe has the right to choose wrong and then to face the music in the Heavenly Court later on, but not, in most cases, by the hand of flesh and blood.

Another problem is that traditional Jews know, inherently, that abortion is wrong, and certainly wrong for Jews. But many Jews, in their hearts, sympathize with the argument forabortion forothers.

This then gets coupled with the potent pro-abortion, anti-clerical argument thatif Judaism, or any other religion for that matter, cannot successfully impart its moral values and standards to its own people, it has no right to expect thesecular law to act in its stead, especially when that law will affect persons of a different religion, or of no religion at all.

The answer, at least from the viewpoint of traditional Judaism, is that its own adherents know better than to participate in abortions, so it is not, in fact, asking the government to step in where it has failed. But it is also cognizant of the fact that, in the short run, the morally ‘wrong’choice is invariably the more attractive one, that those Jews who have not had the opportunity to be exposed to the true path have no built-in resistance to the narcissistic and hedonistic beckonings of the quick and easy solution to unwanted pregnancies.

Another, and far more powerful,

In Judaism, the mother’s life is seen as something existing, whereas the fetus is considered ‘uncertain.’ In a conflict between the two, a ‘sure’ life is given precedence over a ‘doubtful’ one,

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argument involves the right of organized religion to act as a lobbying group with its own special interest agenda, no less than any other association or collection of individuals with input into modem democracy. Because agroup partakes ofits constitutional guarantee to practice religion does not exempt it fromalso being free to exercise its rights offree speechand assembly and the right to petition its elected representatives with its grievances.

And there is yetanothercomplicationin what would otherwise be a simple example of ‘live and let live,’ ironic as it might seem when applied to the proabortionists.

This, predictably enough, involves money. Even if an anti-abortionist would be unable to prevent, throughlegal means, the early termination of pregnancies by other individuals, he should not be forced to pay for it. Yet, Medicaid guidelines being what they are, a legal medical procedure will, in most cases, be underwritten by everyone’s tax dollars, even if said procedure is anathema to everything in which they believe.

The comeback argument on this one is that, if a way is found to end public funding of still-legal abortions, the rich will continue to have abortions, while the poor, who ‘need them most’ (if anyone does), will be denied practical access to them.

That would be a hard point of view to combat, if not for the belief in the moral correctness of one’s position and the unshakable determination to stand up for what is right, irrespective ofeither price tag or misguided compassion.

With comparatively minor differences amongst them, that is the crux of the Catholic position, the fundamentalist position, AND the Jewish position, despite the massive propaganda to the contrary.

The anti-abortionists, in search ofall of the sympathizers they can get, should consider turning for both voter and verbal support to traditional Jews, who, for their part, ought to be unabashedly PROUD to give such support with all their heart.

Some Common Sense Without Panic!

By DR. DAVID B. LAZERSON

“Suzi Gold and her man went to the temple.

“Rabbi, can I talk to you?

See, me and Eddie Jones are gonna get married. Will you make him a Jew?

How much does it cost?

He’ll pass his test.

Rabbi, would you be so kind? e wedding’s in July, And my parents would die. Please ease their troubled mind.”

(Chorus)

“Mihu Yehudi?

Who is a Jew Can It be determined by you?

He’ll pass his test, Pay his membership dues. Is that how you make a Jew?”

“These books are for Eddie,”

The rabbi replied.

“They contain some stories of old. Look them over, Come back in two weeks, And I’ll welcome you to the fold.”

Eddie passed his test.

The wedding was grand, A night for all to remember.

Suzi Gold got her man, The temple got another member.

(Chorus)

(From the “Take Me ome!” cassette, recorded by “Reb Nature”; song “Who Is A Jew?”)

ithough the song was recorded over seven years ago in Buffalo, New York, the issue is far from settled. Following this past year’s Israeli elections, in fact, we were bombarded relentlessly with this matter on a daily basis.

The media hada royal field day as oureyesfeasted to the “Who Is A Jew?” saga on the front pages of our morning papers. Even the 6:00 TV news wouldn’tleave usalone. Itbecameahot item, as the entire globe seemed to follow any and all developments as if the matter were asoap opera. Unfortunately, along with theheavy coverage came an equally excessive amount of distortions, misconceptions, and downright hysteria.

My original intention in writing the above song wasasaprotest piece. But it was more than a reaction of concern and disappointment. Quite frankly, I was alarmed at the high percentage of my friends from high school and college who were intermarrying. There were the Suzi Golds hitching up with various Eddie Joneses, and there were too many Eddie Goldsteins betrothing Jones women from various parts of the globe.

Some of my friends did marry other Jews. They seemed to be able to dismiss the intermarriages with asortof“anotheronebites the dust” attitude. I could not. It struck too deeply tojust wave it away with a quick, backhand motion.

Yet, what was most distressing to me was the new, nonchalant acceptance of these unions. The same parents who some years back wouldn’t attend such weddings now openly shared mazal toys with friends and family. After all, what could they do? “It’s a new day and age,” they whispered toeach other. Anew, more hip and aware, generation was emerging, free from the constraints and barriers of “organized religions.”

And yet, in spite ofthis, the newcouple,as well as the accepting parents, still felt some pangs ofinner guilt. So, like the clever Suzi Gold, they figured out a deceptively easy and surprisingly quick solution: the conversion!

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With conversion so convenient and unimposing, becoming a Jew was a piece ofcake. No real changes had to be made in one’s daily life style. All was pretty much status quo. Carry on as usual.

There was, however, one radical benefit. The in-laws were now pleased!

Ultimately, of course, the conversion was no conversion at all. For the very word “conversion” implies a change of status. By definition it means going from one state of being to a new and different point ofreference. Something, somewhere has to be different.

But here, with my old buddies, nothing new was “imposed” on their converted spouses. He or she wasn’t required to keep kosher or the Sabbath, or to puton tefillin, or to study Torah, or todaven, orto weara yarmulka and tzitzis, orto put up mezuzos, or to light Sabbath candles, or to do anything really “Jewish” per se! The conversion was a symbolic act, devoid of action. This profound religious experience was reduced to a quick ticket to appease the in-laws and, perhaps, the new couple as well.

I don’t mean to put down all of these converts. Many, ofcourse, are sincere and go through the process notjust because of pressure from the marriage. For them it’s heeding an inner call.

Three of my friends, in fact, did marry individuals who converted out ofgenuine interest. Since these friends were not Orthodox, the conversions for their spouses were also “non-halachic.” Over the years we have shared many moments and thoughts together. I found their reactions to their conversions quite revealing.

One remarked to me that it was a “shallow, non-religious experience.” She felt let down by the “quickness and laxity of it all.”

Another once told me that forherit had become basically a “social change.” Being a Jew now meant new friends and new social functions to attend. Other than attending synagogue a few times a month, there was little that was intrinsically different in her daily life style and thought processes.

The third convert expressed feelings of contentment. Still, after our discussions, even he wassurprised thathe knew so little about the Torah. His impression had been that the Torah was “something theancient Hebrews kept in their wanderings in the desert,” and had little or no relevance in today’s world.

Unfortunately, I was not surprised at their reactions. I felt that the converting rabbis had not merely let these people down, but had, in fact, done a severe injustice to them. By taking Torah out of the conversion, the converting rabbis had removed the soul, the essence, the “religiosity” from this deep, profound experience. They had taken G-d out ofthe picture.

It’s no wonder that some refer to these rituals as “Mickey Mouse” conversions. The description is quite appropriate, for becoming a Jew in this fashion is like joining a club or fraternity. Memorize a slogan, learn a few mottos, share a special handshake, and, bingo, you’re in!

It is fascinating to learn what the Torah has to say about conversion. Firstly, the Jewish religion does not actively proselytize and seek new converts. NonJews are not excluded from the Torah worldview. They have their own laws, the Seven Noahide Commandments: 1) not to worship idols; 2) not to blaspheme G-d; 3) not to murder; 4) not to commit adultery; 5) not to steal; 6) not to eat the flesh of living animals; and 7) to set up courts of peace and justice in the land.

No one can complain that we Jews are being ethnocentric by attempting to fulfill all 613 mitzvos in the Torah. My response is simple: Can you imagine what this planet would be like if the nations of the world kept just those seven abovementioned mitzvos? It is quiteevident that the Torah wants non-Jews as well as Jews to adhere to commandments, albeit to different ones.

By adhering to these precepts, the nonJew leads a productive and rewarding life. He does not need to “be like us” in orderto be fulfilled. Unlike most of the other religions of the world, the Torah does not say to others, “You’ve got to do what we

do to be saved!” or “To lead a good life you must believe what webelieve in!” The Torah does allow for a meaningful, dignified conversion, but it does not actively seek new recruits. When we do welcome people into the Jewish fold, we expect them to meet strict criteria: acceptance of the yoke ofHeaven and the yoke of commandments. This is admittedly for the very few, but these criteria cannot be waved simply because there are people who are unwilling to meet them.

One more note. The expression “We Are One” has been a theme song for the Jewish Federation for years. It is much more than a catchy phrase ora nice idea to enhance collections. it is, according to the Torah, absolute truth. We are like one structure, dependent and responsible for one another. Regardless of our affiliation Orthodox, Conservative, Reform, Reconstructionist, or none we are all Jews. No Jew can say: “I am worth more than you!” or “I am better than you!”

Dr. David Lazerson is the Director of SpecialEducation atHAFTRHigh School in Cedarhurs4 Long Island.

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By NECHAMA STEIN, R.N.

Within the securityofawarm and solid parent-infant relationship, the stresses of everyday living can be more easily handled. The separation that results from work and secondary care giving can then be balanced with the intimacy that comes at the end of the day. Babies can afford to postpone their “disintegration” until they are reunited with their parents, secure in the trust thattheir parents will always be there to comfort and reassure them.

ow long must a mother remain at home in order to develop this kind of security? Each parent will answer this question individually. Understanding one’s particular relationship with one’s own baby will help each parent decide.

No matter how long the time, new mothers and fathers need a protected period in which to get to know their baby. Accordingly, it is essential that this period be a clear option for parents, without any pressure or prejudice from society. New mothers and fathers need different amounts of time to feel securely attached to their babies.

Stages of Attachment

The four stages in the parent-infant relationship which we have come to recognize as vital to the process ofattachment develop as follows:

1) The first stage usually takes 10 to 14 days.

In this stage a mother teaches the baby to control his interfering motor and reflex behaviors so he can prolong his attention to her. She will come to know that if he is in the proper alertstate she can get him to be alert to her voice and face and maintain his attention briefly.

She learns two techniques: getting him to the alert state, and recognizing his messages to her conveying that he has had enough. His behavior may include any ofthe following: eyes closing or going up in his head, face and body going slack, throwing his arms and shoulders back, breathing heavily, yawning, or hiccuping. His facial and body language cues tell her to attain, maintain, and release his attention.

2) The second stage is usually completed in the next eight weeks. During this period, mothers learn how to provide a protective, nurturing “envelope” within which the baby can prolong his attention and learn to respond to her playful interaction. In order to help her baby maintain a long period (several minutes or more) of interaction, a mother needs to do several things:

Very early infancy is the first and most critical time to establish a secure parent-child relationship.

Ifa woman needs to work, she needs a husband who does his share at home or assists in some other way.

(a) She must choose the right time within the cycle ofhis other states, such as sleep, hunger, crying, or activity.

(b) She must recognize nonverbal cues that say “I’m ready to play,” such as relaxing in his chair or on the bed rather than being squirmy or jumpy; a soft face rather than a searching or tight face; and slow, smooth movements rather thanjerky or overshooting ones.

(c) She must learn that babies all-tooeasily build up a too-intense reaction to smiles and vocalizations. Herbaby islikely to become so involved in his own attempts to respond that he overreacts, startles, and loses the chance to maintain an alert state. By holding on to his arm or leg, she can help him keep himself under control and thereby interfere with his startle reactions. By gently containing him this way, and by modulating her voice, she can maintain his interest.

(d) She must learn about his rhythm of high attention decreasedattention,high attention. This rhythm, which, for most babies, seems to takeabout fifteen minutes

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to complete, is built on a balance between the high energy (heart and respiratory effort) demanded by intense attention and a short period of recovery in which demands on his immature system are lessened. Otherwise, for self-protection, an infant will “turn oft” rather than be overwhelmed by excitement.

A mother who understands this who drops her voice, reduces her own excitement, turns away her eyes, and pulls back in her seat in a constant, slow, rhythmic way will help her infant learn how to manage this balance himself. Through trial-and-error and intuition, she will learn how to engage in agive-and-take that will characterize their future behavior together.

In this rewarding dialogue, mothers learn to recognize the first faint smiles, the beginning vocalizations, the attempts to lean toward her and to reach for her. All of these responses come into play during this period oftwo to eight weeks, and represent the beginning of communication.

As a mother learns to reinforce these

responses, she is also learning what she needs to know, including the certainty that these responses are indeed produced for her. A mother or father who consciously contains a baby, helping him produce a voluntary smile or coo, will already be aware of the effort behind it and will feel appropriately responsible for her or his role in teaching the baby the self organization necessary to produce these signals.

3) The third stage starts at about the tenth week and ends in the fourth month. In this period, a baby is learning control and is learning how to produce these signals at will, in a sequence of three or four at a time. The baby will smile; the mother will smile back. This is repeated with increasing excitement four times; then both will turn away to recover. The infant will coo and the mother will say “Yes.” The baby coos again; she says, “That’s right.” The baby coos a third time in the silent space she leaves for him. This time his whole body wriggles into the “coo” as it trills upward. The mother

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responds, “Aren’t you wonderful!” They have reached a peak, and both subside to prepare for another “game.”

By this time, each knows the limits of the game usually three or four signals alternating back and forth between them. They sense that three or four is the limit. Any more would produce an overreaction in the baby, and he would withdraw. They are adapting to each other’s necessary rhythm, trying out the rhythms of attention they learned earlier and exchanging important signals when attention is “on.”

One mother said that she perceived her baby as learning about communication with the outside world in the “on” peak and learning about himself in the “off,” recovery, period. These rhythmic games are a critical learning experience for the mother and father as well as for the baby.

4) The fourth stage occurs in the fourth month, and coincides with a baby’s burst oflearning about himself and his world. In the fourth month, an infant becomes acutely aware of novel sights and sounds, and is easily distracted from eating oreven sleeping by whatever is happening around him, including an interaction sequence with his parent.

He may begin to play by looking at his parent and setting up the usual rhythmic pattern. Then, as if he knows he has her under his control, he turns slightly away to look at his sock, or at an object over his shoulder. She renews her efforts to capture him, but his eyes glide by her to focus on the other sock, or over the other shoulder. To the mother, the baby seems tantalizingly just out of reach. What can she do to capture his attention? She tries moving into his line of vision, but he evades her.

For minutes at a time mother and baby play this elusive game, the babyconstantly in the lead. If she really wants to capture his interest, she must allow him to take the lead. With a toy, she can play on his newly learned reaching-out technique, coupling it with his new interest in novel sights and sounds, and capture and hold his attention.

In this period, she learns thathe mustbe in control and that she must respect his newly-emerging autonomy. She can no longer control him; they must share the

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control over these periods of attention. Having to adjust to her baby’s physiological rhythms, she is now prepared for his need to be independent. His burgeoning awareness of outside events makes him lessavailable to her. She must learn how to utilize novelty as a way of capturing and holding him.

These four stages oflearningabouteach other lead to another stage, in which the infant is ready for new experiences and for new levels of interaction, in which he can take some control. States noted pediatrician and author T. Berry Brazelton, “This seems to me to represent a time when a baby is ready for a substitute care giver. In the first four months, a mother has learned about her baby as well as about herself. When he smilesather, she knows the smile is for her. She has learned to recognize his alert moments, his readiness for interaction, and the rhythms that are necessary to produce responses.”

Dr. Brazelton recommends that a mother be at home and available for these four months. Ideally, a father, too, should be free for as much of this period as possible, according to Brazelton. He advocates a law mandating four months’ paid maternity leave to effectively emphasize the importance of this period.

Moreover, avers Dr. Brazelton, the first three months are likely to consist of such turbulent adjustments for new parents that their energy is drained. Their baby’s predictable periods of colic or evening fussiness cause new parents to feel they have been unsuccessful. They need to get through this three-month period and into the fourth month, and be able to predict when the baby needs sleep, needs to fuss, or can be expected to play.

“I feel that a mother should be free to stayathome throughout these four months in order to ‘know’ the baby,” avers Dr. Brazelton. “Ifsomeone else in a secondary care giving role helps the baby through this period, or if the baby begins to smile, vocalize, and play games for another, new parents may never feel competent or truly ‘attached’ to their baby.”

What are the later stages, when the stress of separation will likely be at a minimum? If a mother can be home longer, is it better? Under ideal

circumstances,~the longer a parent can be at home nurturing herown baby, the more she will feel he is “hers,” and the more intimacy she will feel she shares with him. Each step he makes in his cognitive mode or in social development will be “hers.” The more time she invests in her baby, the more confident she will become that his responses are for her.

When Should Mothers Return to Work?

“T It there can be a choice,” states Dr. Brazelton regarding the best time to return to work, “I suggest a mother choose a time when her baby is not learning a new, demanding task. Once he has consolidated a new step, is in balance again, and is able to look towards others, he is ready for the disruption ofa newcare giving situation. While he is learninga new motor or cognitive task, his resources for social adjustment arebeing stressed. When the task is mastered, the baby demonstrates a ‘new’ sense of himself, of autonomy.”

For instance, good times for a change might be: (1) at nine to ten months, after stranger anxiety and after self-feeding, sitting, and crawling areachieved; or(2) at eighteen months to two years, after walking, negativism, and the heightened fear of separation of the twelve-to-sixteen month period. Each baby develops at his own pace, so the cues for the appropriate time must be from him.

Whenever a mother returns to work, her baby will likely regress to a newlyachieved developmental area. Butifhe has been given earlyconfidence, the regression will be temporary, and the working mother can feel her baby will make it through the inevitable stress ofseparation.

The psychological well-being of a woman is another consideration. If she is to give herself to another, wholly dependent individual and to a demanding job as well, she must have her own needs met. Support systems for her become critical. Is she all alone with her baby? Does she have anyone around to back her up in times of stress? Is her husband

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nurturant to her as well as to the baby?

Thus the circumstancessurrounding the separation must be examined. Can the husband of a working wife help keep the family supported and together? If a woman needs to work, she needs a husband who does his share at home or assists in some other way.

Tips For Adjusting

The following suggestions are from mothers whoseem tobe doing well in their dual roles:

1) Adjusting to both roles takes a long time and deserves to. Don’t feel under pressure to make it work too soon. With two such important roles, it’s worth the energy to sort them out well.

2) Puta lotofthought into choosingday care or a substitute caretaker. If you can trust someone with your baby, you can invest yourself more successfully in your work. Stay actively involved with your caretaker, at the center or at home. It’s important to you and your baby, and to the caretaker as well. But be prepared to feel competitive.

When you do feel competitive, remember that your baby can probably manage to adjust to another person if you can. Don’t hesitate to treat your baby your way, and let the other caregivertreat himhis/her way. Your baby will learn to anticipate differences in care, but will be confused by an angry, confused caregiver. You’ll have to learn to share, and it’s not easy.

3) Save as much of yourselfas possible during the day. Sit down when you can. Shut off your mind when you can. If you get tense, try to talk it out or work it out before you gethome. Yourfamilyneeds as much of you as you can muster. The old English custom of tea and a light snack when you get home helps you and your spouse relax. It can be a time when your baby has you both without the tearing demands of mealtime and evening chores.

4) Have realistic expectations for yourself and your children. It is impossible, or at least counterproductive, for you to try to be a “supermom” and it costs a child more than it is worth to be pushed too hard to achieve. Making it through as a caring family working together may be the most important goal all of you can achieve. If you do, you’ll beat the statistics!

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By MIRIAM BIBER, Ph.D.

In some ways women have been presented with a lie and believed it. We were told by the women’s liberation movement ofthe 60’s and 70’s that, if only given sufficient opportunity, we would be able to enjoy the benefits of both having a career and raising a family, with little or no tradeoff involved. As a result of this belief, many women in the secular world put off decisions to marry and/or have a family until their education was completed and their careers were firmly entrenched. Perhaps it was at this juncture that women began realizing that “there is no such thing as a free lunch.” There were certainly tradeoffs involved. Although women were now ready to begin this other aspect oftheir lives, spouses were harder to find, and having children did not always occur as quickly and as automatically, since women were at a later stage in their childbearing years.

s observed in other domains, patterns in society as a whole are often reflected within the Jewish community as well, a though perhaps the process is manifested in a different way. Women following a Torah life style typically do not put off having a family to pursue a career. However, they certainly have begun, in increasing numbers, to work outside the home. Although the reasons for why this has occurred are beyond the scope ofthis article, two factors deserve brief mention.

The first reason parallels the process of women in the world at large. Women in the Torah community seek the stimulation and variety of tasks that come with working outside the home. The second factor is that, as the number and size of communal and educational institutions increase, the real need for women to staff these facilities also increases. At any rate, as women in the Jewish community take on responsibilities outside of the home, they too experience a tradeoff. Perhaps the tradeoffis that

now women, just as men, experience the “psychological occupational hazards” that come along with joining the work force. In other words, now that women are faced with the pressures of working outside of the home in addition to their familial responsibilities, they often experience certain symptoms of psychological distress. This is especially true for women who are single parents.

Psychologiccil Stress

The issue of whether or not women “should” work outside of the home, an obvious question at this point, is also beyond the scope of this article. The aim ofthediscussion thatfollows is to help people become more aware of the symptoms of psychological distress which can arise as a result of managing familial and work responsibilities. Once the symptoms have been identified, individuals are then in a much better position to make the necessary changes to alleviate the symptoms.

For women with children, there is the challenge of finding appropriate child care while Mom goes out to work.

What are these psychological “occupational hazards” and how do they develop? Perhaps the first area of stress comes even before a woman has begun to work. For women with children, there is the challenge of finding appropriate child care while Mom goes out to work. It is obvious that finding reliable, convenient, and reasonably priced child care is not easy. This task is especially difficult for Jewish mothers, since proper chinuch is such a priority as well. The importance of finding child care that the parents trust is essential. Ifnot, parents are likely to worry about their children while they are at work, a situation which certainly makes working more stressful. Associated with finding appropriate child care is the difficulty of locating a job with sufficient flexibility. Essential requirements often include part-time hours, working during school hours, and a location close to home, to name a few.

The extent to which fathers are involved in these decisions also determines how stress-producing they will be. It is important that there be some agreement between the spouses that it is a good idea for the mother to go out and work. Even if the father does not think this is best for the family, he has to be willing to support her in her endeavor and assist in sharing some of the responsibilities. Otherwise, her working will have a negative influence on her as well as on the rest of the family.

Shifting Demands

Besides the practical difficulties of locating child care and a suitablejob, there is the stress resulting from shifting from the demands of the family to the demands of the work place. More specifically, the abilities required to raise children and run a household are quite distinct from those needed on thejob. Withoutjudging which is easier orharder, the transition ofmoving from one world to the other can be quite taxing. Thus, the variety ofresponsibilities, although potentially stimulating, can also be very stressful.

Let’s give one example to clarify the point. When raising a family, flexibility is a key factor. A mother must give up her

plans to clean out the closet, forexample, if her three-year-old is not willing to cooperate and entertain himself while she works. Plans must be modified according to the children’s needs. In contrast, in most office settings, sticking with a project and completing work in a timely, efficient fashion are essential. There has to be a certain orientation towards setting and completing a goal, at the expense ofother demands, in order for an office to work. Therefore, a competent mother has to alternate between two sets of rules, which can take a toll on one’s emotional resources.

often feel ambivalent about having left their children with others, and question their adequacy as mothers. Similarly, women can also feel that they are not devoting themselves adequately to their jobs. They might not prepare sufficiently for their classes, for example, because of the otherdemandstheyhaveathome.This situation can generate feelings of being overwhelmed and oflow selfworth, which again contribute to psychological distress.

Another stress factor involves the allencompassing nature ofrunninga home. It is not a job which fits into any limited boundaries, such as a “nine to five” or any other schedule. While at work, mothers still have family responsibilities to attend to, which will keep them from being able to focus themselves completely on their work. Mothers may need to call the baby sitter to see how her child is doing, or pick up their child from school ifheorshe is not feeling well. They might have to remember to call in the meat order orpick it up on the way home from work. This impinging of one world on the other certainly adds a degree of stress to one’s life.

In addition to these stress factors, women often have the sense of “spreading themselves too thin” and ofnot managing any of their responsibilities well. Women

How does this stress manifest itself in a person? When a person’s emotional resources are spent, he/she usually will showsymptoms ofanxietyand depression. Let’s discuss anxiety first. The most common characteristic ofanxiety is thatof chronic, unproductive worrying. An anxious person is constantly thinking about what she should have done in one situation while currently involved in another. She might be worrying about “what will happen if” when itis asituation she has no control over. Worrying does have a value, ifit is limited and the person can “turn it off” so she can involve herself in daily responsibilities. When worrying becomes so pervasive thatit interferes with one’s ability to concentrate on other things, this is a sign that the person is experiencing significantanxiety. Ironically enough, although anxious people are preoccupied with worrying about their responsibilities, they typically are inefficient and unproductive.

Another symptom ofanxiety is changes in one’s eating and sleeping patterns. When some people are anxious, they eat more. Some people eat less when anxious. Any significant weight gain or loss is a possible sign of anxiety. Changes in sleep patterns are also common. People might have trouble falling asleep, possibly because they are reviewing what happened during the day and cannot relax sufficiently. People might wake up during the night, or wake up earlier than necessary.

Chronic irritability and a low tolerance for frustration are also common. People who are anxious might come across as always being in a “bad mood,” and as “hassled.” They are more likely to snap at people and are less pleasant to be around. They also get frustrated and upset more

hen some people are anxious, they eat more. Some people eat less when anxIous. Any significant weight gain or loss is a possible sign of anxiety.

easily. A minor incident, like one of the kids spilling milk on the floor, might precipitate a major crisis. When anxious, people have less ability to put up with the daily aggravations and hassles with which life abounds. As a result of this chronic irritability, women who are anxious might experience increased marital tension and/or more fighting with the children. A change in shalom bayis is often a sign that one or more family members is experiencing stress.

Depression

Many symptoms ofdepression are quite similar to those of anxiety. Changes in eating and sleep patterns are common. Iack of productivity and irritability are also frequent. The major difference is that there is also a pervasive lack ofpleasure in one’s life. Activities that used to be enjoyable no longer are satisfying. Relationships seem burdensome rather than pleasurable. A sense of inertia and

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lethargy is characteristic of depression. What should a person do if she recognizes she is experiencing anxiety, depression, or any other psychological problem as the result of trying to manage both work and home responsibilities? The first suggestion is to assess whether lessening one’s responsiblities would be helpful. This might include working fewer hours or gettingadditional helpathome. It might mean changing toa lessstressfuljob. It is critical to discuss these issues with one’s spouse. Discussing them with an objective third party is also often useful. If these changes do not prove to be helpful, or if one cannot decide what changes to make, it might be necessary to seek the help of a mental health professional. A mental health professional can best determine whether a person is experiencing anxiety or depression or both, and how serious these problems are. Psychotherapy might be helpful to a woman who needs to clarify how to make

the necessary changes in her life. In addition, psychologists can often teach behavioral techniques, such as relaxation training and stress management, to help control and alleviate stress. In some cases, medication may be useful to control depression or anxiety, and again the assistance of a mental health professional is needed to make this decision.

Hopefully this article hasbeen helpful to working women, and those connected to working women, in understanding the stresses they might experience. An awareness of when you or someone you know is experiencing psychological distress is critical so that the person can receive appropriate help. All too often addressable problems go unattended, and later become much more serious. As parents, we have the added responsibility of taking care of our emotional health so that we do not cause any harm to our children and others we love.

By SYDNEY AABA

wheat,” “low fat,” and other reputedly ultra-healthy choices of food products.

From there it is not a quantum leap to the ultimate extension ofourconcern with the quality ofthe food we eat; namely, the attraction to specific types offoods which, in and of themselves, are inherently healthy.

A primary example of this is tofu, a remarkably versatile, inexpensive protein staple that has also been known as “bean curd” or “soy cheese” (though strictly pareve). In fact, the name of one of the western hemisphere’s largest manufacturers of tofu and tofu products, Nasoya, is a contraction of “natural” and “soy.,,

John Paino, founder and president of 11-year-old Nasoya Foods, makes no pretensions about the uphill battle he faces in trying to revolutionize American eating habits. It is his goal toget people to discard their distrust ofhis ready-to-eatcakes (that resemble white cheese or very firm yogurt) as a potential replacement for meat and other cholesterol-rich foods as mainstays of their diets.

ome years ago, famed entertainer Pearl Bailey set back the theology of keeping kosher several thousand years by declaring in a television commercial that a particular food she was hawking was “kosher because it is clean!”

For those trying to explain to outsiders that kashrus and cleanliness (or health) may often coincide, but that Jews keep kosher strictly because of God’s unembellished command to do so, not because it is “healthy,” the Pearl Bailey quote was a terrible blow to the point they were trying to get across.

And while it is true that, over the millenia, kosher-observing Jews have NOT acquired trichimosis (as a result of not eating pork), a large part ofthe rest of their traditional diet has given fits to cardiologists, nutritionists, cholesterol experts, and just about anybody else concerned with all of the problems found with the foods we eat.

But old habits die hard, and meat, in particular, has a special place in the Jewish diet. According to a Talmudic dictum, “There is no true rejoicing except with the use of wine and meat.”

Yet Jews are also commanded to preserve their health. With the younger generation more attuned to modem scientific revelations about what constitutes a bad or good diet, there has been a perceptible trend toward healthfood-consciousness even within the traditional Jewish community.

This is evidenced by the fact that more “heimishe” companies than ever before are providing alternatives to theirstandard offerings, in the form of “no salt,” “whole

But John and his partner (as well as brother-in-law and co-founder), Bob Bergwall, didn’t start the Leominster, Massachusetts-based firm for exclusively mercenary motives. In fact, they couldn’t have imagined, while roommates in college, that the idea they were hatching for a small tofu company would mushroom into the large and still growing enterprise that Nasoya has become.

Relaxed Atmosphere

Neither man is a particularly aggressive individual, and this sets the tone for the atmosphere of relaxed informality that permeates theirentire personnel team. Bob rarely eats meat and John never does, but both of them, as well as many of their employees (virtually all of whom are nonJewish), actively seek out other kosher foods for their own diets, because they are aware of how strict Judaism is about the purity of food ingredients. This outlook is further reflected in the company’s dedication to the high sanitary state of its physical plant, and in its deep respect for the laws of kashrus. This permits it to continue to merit reliable Rabbinic

supervision of all its products.

I asked Pam Clark, public relations liaison for Nasoya, if those who wish to continue with at least some meat in their diets would be able to use tofu in consonance with meat, rather than as a substitute for it, which is what is usually pushed in Nasoya’s marketing brochures. She admitted that it was something with which she was not usually confronted, but was quick to point out to her growing traditional Jewish market that this is quite possible.

“Tofu won’t melt,” she noted, “but it will blend in well with meat, like a sauce.” She suggested that tofu would be a fine complement to meatballs, meatloaf, many Italian-style recipes such as lasagna, and her personal favorite, stuffed peppers.

For those wishing to make a pareve cholent on Shabbos, tofu is a natural. It is already popular in connection with chili, which might be described as a country cousin of cholent. Furthermore, Clark notes, tofu has a property that benefits by long-term simmering, which is the main principle underlying the usefulness and popularity of cholent.

Nasoya first became involved with the formal kosher world of Rabbinic supervision due to thefactthatone ofJohn Paino’s friends had known Rabbi Yehuda Kelemer for a long time. Inlightofthe fact that Rabbi Kelemer’s “Wholesome and Kosher” hashgachah had long specialized

in the health-food market, his certification of Nasoya was a natural, in more ways than one.

When Rabbi Kelemer moved from his pulpit in Brookline, Massachusetts, to one in West Hempstead, Long Island, it became increasingly difficult for him to find the time to properly keep tabs on Nasoya. It was then mutually agreed that supervision would be turned over to O.K. laboratories.

Clark is pleased by the fact that her company’s kosher clientele is growing steadily, but she notes that there is still plenty of room to expand. With an increase of shelf-life of the full line of Nasoya products and its expanding name recognition and acceptance as a healthy and kosher source of nutritious food, Nasoya’s tofu line is being found in more and more groceriesand supennarkets with each passing day.

Actively seeking expansion in the kosher market, Nasoya expects to be represented at the next kosher foods exposition and plans to mount a wellresearched public relationsand advertising campaign in the Jewish media.

It has already seen signs of success in secular markets with its emphasis on the fact that, as soy beans are America’s number one crop, tofu is “as American as apple pie.” Yet realizing how comparatively fewhome cooks know how to maximize the uses of tofu, Nasoya places great importance on having its marketers seen as teachers, particularly in the promotion of a large line of assorted recipes featuring tofu.

In addition to varying consistencies of pure tofu, Nasoyaalso hasseveral varieties ofcholesterol-free vegetable dip, as wellas “Nayonaise,” to replace its calorie- and cholesterol-loaded predecessor ofa similar name.

By DR. RASHI SHAPIRO, Ph.D., C.S.W. Licensed Clinical Psychologist & Psychiatric Social Worker

commonly found mental health professionals in the United States. There are more social workers than all the psychologists, psychiatrists, and mental health nurses combined. Most ofthe psychotherapy staffs ofmental health clinics and psychiatric hospitals are composed of social workers. So who are these most prevalent practitioners of psychotherapy?

Social workers are the most

social work student has studied community work, organizational administration, medical and health services, group dynamics, and yes, even psychotherapy.

Early on in the history of social work, there were some unique individuals with a powerful social conscience and a strong sense of community responsibility. These ancestral social workers were highly developed in their commitment to the milzvos bein adam lachaveiro. They were eager to see the underprivileged and defeated rise up above their environmental difficulties. In our circles we call such people gomlei chesed and askanim. In secularcircles they werecalled“do-gooders”and “bleeding hearts.” It is only in the last half century or so that the universities have awarded degrees to people whose main goal is chesed.

Now, in the 1980’s, a social worker has completed a masters degree from a school of social work (not sociology). Such a person will usually have the letters MSWafterhis/her name. There are those who have studied social work during their bachelor program, and may have completed a BSW degree. This BSW is not recognized as sufficient training to practice psychotherapy. The MSWrepresents a two year, full-time program with a broad range ofcourses in many areas of human services. The average

The Wurtzweiler School of Social Work in New York provides a special benefit to the Jewish community, by introducing its students not only to psychotherapy, but also to thespecial needs of the Jewish population. However, depending upon the orientation ofthe education program, the graduate MSW may have almost no training or experience in psychotherapy. In a clinic where I once worked, a social worker was hired who had seven years ofexperience leading teenage ball games and holding quarterly board meetings at the local Y! He was known to be quite gifted in those lines of social work, but proved to be a very poor psychotherapist.

On the other hand, some social work students may have completed as many as ten courses and nearly one full year asa trainee ina mental health setting. However, according to the National Association ofSocial Workers, the MSWdegree is not considered sufficient training for immediate independent practice. Having an MSW alone does not usually mean that the graduate is ready to engage in the task of evaluating people’s lives and assisting them in changing their personality. New York State, for example, licenses social workers to practice their trade only after demonstrating sufficient experience and passing a rigorous exam that covers all the above mentioned areas of social work, one portion of which is psychotherapy.

odal work schools teach that a client must be viewed as part ofa community rather than as an unaffihiated, independent entity.

The licensed MSW now labels himself/herself a CSW, a Certified Social Worker. There are yet further qualifications of social work requiring three or six years ofsupervised experience, which allow the social worker to independently bill insurance companies for reimbursement. Thus a social worker who has a “P” (three year) or “R” (six year) on the license number will have a greater probability of providing insurance reimbursement to private patients.

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But is a social worker a skilled psychotherapist? How does the therapy skill of the CSW compare with the Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist or the M.D. Psychiatrist? While theansweriscomplex, the basic rule regarding therapeutic skill is mipnei seivah talcum, or “practice makes perfect.” Only a limited amount of psychotherapy can be learned from textbooks and practice manuals. ‘1he real perfection of therapeutic skill comes from the conscious effort to learn from every new client and from each unique challenge. The insight gained can then be applied to the nextcase.There havebeen a number of fine pieces of psychological research thathavefound thatthe success of treatment is less related to the type of therapy or the type ofpractitioner offering the service. Rather, it is the number of years of the clinician’s therapeutic experience, particularly when this experience has been combined with ongoing training.

Now it must be recalled that MSW’s graduate after two years, while psychologists may take five to seven years, and psychiatrists train for at least four years after medical school. This generally means that in order to be on a par social workers must pursue ongoing training after social work school before theyjump into private practice. I have unfortunately seen a few neophyte MSW’s advertise their practices while fresh out of school and actually abuse their private clients through neglect, incompetence, and general malpractice.

On the other hand, there are numerous possibilities for an MSW tobecome a very

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accomplished and talented psychotherapist

The first step for social workers is usually to take a position in a small outpatient mental health clinic. There they have access to many different kinds of problems, while getting excellent supervision from experienced seniors. I have been the director at two such agencies where I trained some new MSW’s to become superior psychotherapists. It is gratifying to clients in such agencies to know that, while they are getting treatment at low fees with young psychotherapists, their therapy is being supervised by more experienced clinicians. ftisalsoequallygratifyingto the MSW to feel that he or she is doing high quality psychotherapy in a safe clinical setting. They can learn from discussing their cases confidentially with other clinicians and professionals. Many ofthese young social workers leave the agency after three to six years of work with considerable experience and training qualifying them for private practice. Another method of advanced learning for the MSW is theTraining Institute.This is a post-graduate structured learning experience where the MSW takes

advanced courses in the various techniques of psychotherapy. Usually the advanced student carries a number of therapy cases that are discussed in great detail and depth so that the most can be learned from each session held. The fmal goal ofsuch trainingis usuallycertification as a psychoanalyst, family therapist, behavior therapist, hypnotherapist, etc.

In some ways social workers are superior to theircounterpartsinthe related disciplines. There are certain values instilled in social workers during their schooling that are most congruent with Yiddishkeit Social work schools teach that a client must be viewed as part of a community rather than as an unaffihiated, independent entity. Social workers are trained to look at the system and the supporting resources. Also, the family and wholesome family lifeare important to the social worker as well as to the Torah Jew. Finally, of all the practitioners in the various fields we have mentioned, it is usually the social worker who sees religion not as a source ofpsychopathology, but as a resource for the support and feeling of well-being that can help a person grow.

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For too ion there has been a paucity ofquality literature for the Torah— observant young reader. Parents have had little recourse but to compromise their standards and settle forsecularpublicationsthatpresent a less than ideal perspective for an observant youngster. Happily, parents, educators, and youn sters alike will delight in a number of recentlypublished children’s books. Clearlywritten and beautifully illustrated, these editions are welcome gifts to youngsters of all ages, and are sure to be treasured for many years.

ALittle y am Avram

By DINA ROSENFELD

Drawings by ILENE WINN-LEDERER

Based on the Midrash, A Little Boy Named Avram is the first in a series titled The Little Greats by noted children’s author Dma Rosenfeld (Hachai). By the tender age of three, Avram Avraham Avinu has recognized the existence of G-d through observation and logic. Propelled by a desire to find something that functioned independently, Avram searched, often frustrated by the results. The earth could not be divine, for it depended on the sky for rain; neithercould the sun or moon be divine, for each functioned during only part of the day.

Eventually Avram realized that there existed a superior intelligence that controlled all of nature. Weaving a story that will hold her readers spellbound, Mrs. Rosenfeld once again demonstrates her skills as a children’s author. A Little Boy Named Avram leaves the reader eagerly anticipating the next volume in the series.

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DWritten by LEIBEL ESTRIN

Illustrated by AMIR ZELCER

Danny is a boy who simply does not like to listen. No matter how hard his parents trytogethisattention, Dannydoes not respond until they call him the third time; hence the name Danny ThreeTimes. His parents are upset by his behavior. He isn’t really bad, you understand there’s nothing malicious about him; in fact, he’sa rather likable youngster. But Danny does not fully comprehend the importance of honoring one’s parents.

Danny’s parents take him to a series of child professionals, but to no avail. It is only when they approach the wise rabbi that they successfully implement a plan to mend Danny Three Times’ errant ways.

Written in a highly amusing style, Danny Three Times (Hachai) will undoubtedly strike a familiar chord with youngsters, while gently teaching a valuable lesson in honoring their parents. Parents will appreciate the book’s humor and creative dialogue.

The Mysterious Cargo

Written by GALILA BEN-URI

In The Mysterious Cargo, the sequel to The Missing Crown, we follow the adventures of the four boys from Toronto as they travel to Tzfas. Theyare welcomed by their friend Un, an undercover detective who finally agrees to let them participate in some very exciting investigations. A weapons computer has mysteriously disappeared, perhaps into enemy hands, and this poses a threat to all the people in Israel.

The story is packed with action, much of which takes place on the high seas. During the course of their adventures, the boys meet people of many different nationalities, finally landing in Malta, where a most unusual criminal is tracked down.

Galila Ben-Un has written an exciting story with some fascinating glimpses into lesser-known Jewish history. The characters, who stem from various backgrounds, are authentic and sensitively presented. Although the action takes place in the present, the author often evokes a sense of history and the exotic Levant.

This is a truly satisfying adventure yam with timely hashkafos woven into the general theme. It will be especiallyenjoyed by boys 10 years and up.

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The Golden Gate

Written by SUKEY GROSS

The Golden Gate is the third and newest volume in the popular The Girls of the Rivkah Gross Academy series, from C.I.S. Publishers (the first two of which were Passport to Russia and The Secret Diary). In their latest adventure, the girls are treated to a surprise trip to San Francisco to attend a cousin’sbar mitzvah.

The girls’ pranks attheirschool are soon overshadowed by the appearance of a mysterious Oriental man who appears to be following them around. But the ebullient teenagers prove a worthy match for the criminals, whose evil intentions are finally thwarted in a most exciting copsand-robbers arrest scene.

Sukey Gross has sensitively described the girls’ experiences in California and the plight of their cousins, a West Coast observant family in an area far from the great centers of Torah and Yiddishkeit. Readers will identify with hertruly likable characters in their latest thrilling adventure. We eagerly await the next volume in this series, The Silent Summer, which is expected tobe released in timefor Chanukah.

The Eternal Heritage

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By AVRAHAM M. GOLDSTEIN

Vol. I, 315 pp., hardcover, $15.95

Vol. II, 267 pp., hardcover, $15.95

The Torah has been expounded in many different ways by the thousands of Torah scholars who, through the centuries, have labored to understand it. Until now, however, most of the works published by these commentators have not been available in English.

Now comes The Eternal Heritage. It brings to the English-speaking public a wide variety of commentaries. While the works of a few of the writers represented, such as the Ramban, have appeared in English, that is the exception rather than the rule.

The Eternal Heritage does not lean toward any particular era or strain of thought. It is eclectic, as commentaries range from Rishonim to chassidic rebbes. A number of different approaches are taken. In some cases the writer simply records the view of a particular commentator. In other cases he does a comparative study of commentators. Yet other cases feature storiesaboutprominent rabbis.

Thus far, two volumes have appeared, covering Bereishis. Volume III, covering the first half of Shemos, is currently in preparation.

And Nothin But the Truth’

Stories, Insights, and Anecdotes

Of Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Kotzk

Translated and compiled by RABBI EPHRAIM ORATZ

Illustrated by SIEGMUND FORST

Judaica Press, Inc., 160 pp., hardcover, $9.95

Rabbi Menachem Mendel Morgenstem of Kotzk was one of the chassidic movement’s most enigmatic leaders. Uncompromising and unwavering in his philosophy, his efforts to find and uphold the “truth” in every action, every statement, every gesture lent themselves to distrustand misinterpretation. Shunned and disliked by many, Rabbi Menachem Mendel nevertheless had many loyal followers, and his closest friend was the respected Rabbi Yitzchak of Vorka, whose approach to living Judaism differed greatly from the Kotzker’s exacting method. And Nothing But the Truth offers a fascinating glimpse into the world and mind of the Kotzker Rebbe. The insights presented herein on all issues of Jewish life also serve to shed light on the character of the Rebbe himself, a man who once remarked that he believed he “could bring the dead back to life, but [he] much preferred to bring the living back to life!”

The Rebbe once said: “Noteverythought should be verbalized; not every utterance should be written; not everything written should be published.” The thoughts and utterances of the Kotzker Rebbe, however, surely merit greater dissemination. Incisive, perceptive, and thought-provoking, And Nothing But the Truth serves well to deliver the Kotzker’s message of honest self-appiuisal in the performance of Torah and mitzvos. It is a worthy addition to any Jewish library.

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The Golden Crown

Here comes a brand new cassette for children of all ages. Written and directed by Able Rotenberg and Shmuel Klein, The Golden Crown will bring many hours of story and song into the classroom and home.

TAKE ARE OF ME

By Chana Rivka Jacobs

Illustrated by Amir Zelcer

Edited by Dma Rosenfeld

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Moishy the Mezuzah is born when a Jerusalem sofer finishes writing the words of the Shema and puts the parchment into a shiny silver mezuzah cover. Young readers (ages 4-8 years) of this full-color book will think of Moishy as a friend as they track his journey to a Jewish bookstore in the United States, where he longs to be bought by a family, andas they share his joy in protecting the five members ofthe Fine family wheneverthey come and go from their new home. An incomparably delightful way to teach children about mezuzos. 32 pp., Sept. 1989.

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Written and Illustrated by TOVA MORDECHAI

Even the youngest reader will be enchanted by this endearingbedtimebook from Hachal Publications. Talented author Tova Mordechai makes the Aleph bais come alive through alliterations featuring such gentle friends as Eliezer Avraham Esrog, Chaya Chanie Challah, and Reuven Rafael Ruach. Setting a tranquil mood, highly conducive to bedtime, Goodnight My Friend Aleph is sure to win your child’s heart as he/she becomes acquainted with the Hebrew alphabet. The book charmingly concludes with all the characters joining together to say Shema with your child.

The story is mysterious and suspenseful, with a variety of characters (from the Marvelous Midos Machine cast). The Zaidy series involves a sefer Torah which is stolen from a shul in the village of Reb Aryeh Kalisher of Voldavia. There is a count, a duke, and Borazhov, the villain. The tape teaches children the concept of birachon, faith in G-d, even in the most adverse circumstances.

The catchy tunes and lyrics will bring life to the classroom and the Shabbos table with songs like “All You Need Is a Story” and “The Shabbos Song.” This tapemakes a wonderful gift for children of all ages.

Able Rotenberg, of D’Veykus, Journeys, and Marvelous Midos Machine fame, has once again demonstrated his talent for educating children through song and story. The thousands ofchildren who have written about the Marvelous Midos Machine tapes now have the opportunity to write theircommentsabout TheGolden Crown.

M & M Enterprises is also happy to announce the release of Journeys Volume II, scheduled to be released at Chanukah time. For a full catalogue of M & M Enterprises Productions, kindly send a self-addressed stamped envelope to M & M Enterprises, P.O. Box 1103, Forest Hills, N.Y. 11375.

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WAREHOUSE SALE: New selection ofclassic skirts, short evening jackets, blouses, velvet and tafetta separates, white and black brocade suitings, and matchingchallis scarves and shawls. Also, separates in corduroy. Sizes 4-16. Try-ons. BWS $12-60 (rtl. $50-350). Perfect for women and girls. Everything in tzniusdik styles.

SHERBROUCK LTD.

280 Madison Ave. (cor. 40)/see sign in lobby as to what floor sale is being held on/212-6865744.

SALE DATES: Mark on calendar Dec. 418:Sunday 1 1-4/M-Th. 9-6/Fri. 9-1.

SAMPLE & STOCK SALE: Blouse Blowout: Over 3,000 high fashion designer blouses (also, in Italian Imports, 2-piece dressing with full length skirts (tzniusdik) & scarves. Designer collection in challis, wool, 100% cotton,and silk. Sizes 4-14. Try-ons. Added sophistication includes well-tailored solid color and prints in paisleys, hermes-inspired, chanel style accents, and some french cuffs. Prices WAY BWS at $15-39 (rtl. $50-140).

WOMEN’S PLUS

B & B USA

SIZES

115 W. 28th St./3rd fl./bet. 6th & 7th Ave./212-9474550/M-F 10-5:30/Major credit cards and cash accepted

SAMPLE & STOCK SALE: Largest selection of designer ready-to-wear from Europe. Elegant 2-3 piece suiting contains skirts (full length), cardigans, challi blouses with matching shawls, sportswear, knitwear & shearling coats. Sizes 10-22. Fabrics in 100% cotton in fall weight, georgette, challi, gabardine. Colors include solids in forest green, pumpkin, curry, rust, burgundy, and cobalt, and autumn prints. ADDL. 5% off with this ad.

CHEZ CALIFORNIA

1411 Broadway/ Suite 3278/bet. 39 & 40/212-840-6510

SALE DATES: Now till Dec. 22/M-F 9-5/Cash only.

SAMPLE SALE: Sophisticated dresses and 2-piece coordinates in a large variety of solids and prints. Chez covers you from day into evening, yom tow, and weddings. Fabrics include failles, challis, georgette, twill & denim, linens, and 100% cotton. Sizes 14-20. Try-ons. Prices below wholesale, starting at $45-100 (rtl. $120-230).

WOMEN’S COATS

LINDA RICHARDS

270 W. 38th St./Suite 704/bet. 7th & 8th Ave./212-8692427/Now till Dec. 24th/M-F 9:30-6:30/Cash and major credit cards accepted.

Once a year SAMPLE & STOCK SALE: Over 2,000 better designer coats, suits, jackets, and separates. Fabrics consist of memo wool, mohair, cashmere, gabardines, and tweeds. Fall ‘89 colors in complete spectrum, including bright autumn colors. Also, bargain rackon coatsstartingat$79 tillstock lasts. Here prices are below wholesale, ranging from $99-275 (rtl. $250-700).

BETFER MADE COATS & SUITS BY LA MODE

270 W. 38th St./l2th fl./ bet. 7th & 8th Ave./212-9447922/Call before coming/M-F 9-5/Cash & check with I.D. Premier opening of Brooklyn Warehouse, 324 Penn St./bet. Harrison & Bdwy./718-599-0594/Call before coming/Sun.

9-12/M-F 9-5.

SAMPLE & STOCK SALE: Over 30 yrs. selling to the finest department stores. This showroom features over 1,500 famous designer coats and suits in wool, alpaca, and ultrasuede. Also, luxurious 100% cashmere coats and coats with fur trim. All sizes and colors. Well known for custom tailoring. Prices wholesale and below, starting at $200 (rtl. $550-2,000).

FUR ACCESSORIES FOR WOMEN & CHILDREN

ROTH TEXTILES

157 W. 29th St./bet. Bdwy. & 7th AveJ212-564-6832/M-Th 10-5/Fri. 10-2/Cash only

STOCK SALE & CUSTOM MADE TO ORDER: Roth Textiles features high fashion fur accessories that will create an aura of elegance when worn with any outfit. Ladies’ lambskin gloves trimmed with cashmere,fox, mink, and stenciledanimal print, starting at $50. Unbelievable: kids’ gloves with fur trim starting at $15. Head wraps in mink, fox, or rabbit, velcro fastened, $55-300. Fur earmuffs & fur headbands starting at $20 (rtl. $50).

Kislev 5750

50% Ott OC~~ UP’° ~e y4~fl~O~ S’ $59499

Boro Park: 1246 46th St. (718) 972-0357

HOurs~ Sun-Thurs: Wed: Fri: 10:30-6:00 10:30-7:00 10:30-2:00

Willlomsburgh: 168 Lee Ave/718-625-1296

Crown Heights 375 Kingston Ave,/718-775-4403

Men’s Store 397 Kingston Ave./718-773-4403

JERUSALEM ART GUILD presents

a new video production “Wake

the Dawn”

THE STORY OF JERUSALEM’S HOLY TEMPLE

WAKE THE DAWN is a video adventure into the history, meaning, and purpose ofJerusalem’s tioly Temple. Animation, _. documentary footage, and a tour of the Temple model reveal the wonders of the One House ofthe One God. The dramatic conclusion, based on Ezekial’s prophecy ofthe Third Temple, is a video experience never to be forgotten. 52 minutes. Produced in Israel. family orientation. Original musical Iscore. Suggested Ketail, $29.95. Find out how your store can discover Jerusalem’s Holy Temple. Contact your distributor or: