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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Perl-
stein of Ivanhoe Ln., South-
field, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter Rita
Shelly to Joseph Salama, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Sa-
lama of Northfield Ave.,
Oak Park. Miss Perlstein at-
tends the University of Mich-
igan. Her fiance is a student
at Wayne State University's
medical school.
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THE DETROIT JEwIsR NEws
Taxpayer Service
Offered by IRS
Detroit area taxpayers can
now obtain assistance with
their 1973 federal income tax
returns Monday through Fri-
day. Service is offered at all
six IRS offices in the Detroit
metropolitan area, Thomas
A. Cordoza, district director
of internal revenue, said.
Internal Revenue Service
personnel will be available to
provide in-person assistance
from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the
Detroit office in Room 240,
Federal Building, 231 W.
Lafayette.
Taxpapers also can obtain
in-person assistance in this
area at the IRS office at the
Heritage Office Plaza, 24901
Northwestern, Southfield.
Taxpayers also can obtain
offered six days a week;
from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
weekdays and 10 a.m. to 3:30
p.m. Saturdays. Phone num-
bers are listed in the instruc-
tion booklets mailed to all
taxpapers.
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Mrs. Morris L. Schaver,
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rael Bond Cabinet, welcomed
Ambassador Yissakhar Ben-
Yaacov at the recent Israel
Bond Maccabee Hanuka Fes-
tival at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Geula Gill was the enter-
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Adat Shalom Migdal Tzion
United Synagogue Youth and
Shoresh chapters, along with
the confirmation classes, will
conduct the complete Sab-
bath services 9 a.m. Satur-
day at the synagogue. A cul-
tural luncheon, sponsored by
the Ronnie Posen Youth
Fund, will follow the kidush.
The following young people
will participate in the Satur-
day service:
Tom Colton, Andrew Dunsky,
Eileen Wainer, Marc Shreeman,
Andrea Rosen, Linda Abramson,
Robert Rosen, Ricky Schostak,
Beth Lupovitch, Steve Sklar, Rob-
ert Schwartz. Mike Epstein, Bar-
bara Eagle, Debbie Colton,
Mathew Fuller, Renee Ablecop,
Toni Lemberg, Rhonda Neuvirth,
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Marlene Platt.
By DAVID DONIN
Our program at Tikv at
Yaakov is not only to learn in
the atmosphere of Israel and
to see the country, but also
to learn about the Israeli way
of life. This is being accom-
plished by each of us being
"adopted" by a different
family in the settlement in
which we are located.
At the beginning of the
year, Rabbi Abramchik and
Rabbi Kushner arranged with
specific families in the mo-
shav, Sde Yaakov, (a coop-
erative agricultural settle-
ment) to "adopt" us for the
year, and for their homes to
became a sort of home away
from home for us.
We were accepted by them
very nicely and were encour-
aged to visit and spend as
much time as we could with
them, and we did. As time
went on, we each started to
establish unique relationships
with them which are still de-
veloping.
The majority of families
which were chosen for us are
farming families. Some of us
have, even started to help
them in picking eggs or milk-
ing cows and learning to
drive a tractor.
Just to go over to their
homes in the evening, to talk
with them about everyday or
political matters and to spend
time with them, as part of
their family, is an integral
part of the experience of
learning their way of life.
Detroiters Heed Plea for Books
to Soviet Jews in Project Sefer
The Detroit Action Com-
mittee for Soviet Jewry is
urging all who are interested
in the cause of Soviet Jews
to participate in its new
"Project Sefer."
Contributions will allow for
the shipment of nonreligious
Hebrew books to Jews study-
ing in ulpanim throughout
the Soviet Union.
These ulpanim, or study
groups, make great efforts to
teach the Hebrew language
and history of the ,Jewish
people, but because they are
isolated from the sources of
Jewish education, they are
unable to • acquire proper
learning materials.
Dictionaries, grammars,
history books, modern He-
brew fiction and other litera-
BLOOMFIELD COMMONS
Maple and lahser Rds.
Birmingham
,
Bnai Moshe Giborim and
Halutzim United Synagogue
Youth (grades 3-6) will hold
a surprise movie day 1 p.m.
Sunday at the synagogue.
Prior to the movie, a meet-
ing will be held for all those
going on the Tamarack week-
end later this month;
Grades 7-8 will hold a
Tamarack meeting Jan. 13,
followed by a roller skating
party. For information, call
the synagogue office, 548-
9000, or Dan Kaplan, 398-
7422.
Applications are being ac-
cepted for Tamarack week-
ends. Senior USY will go the
weekend of Jan. 11-13, while
grades 3-6 will go Jan. 18-
20, and grades 7-8 will go
Jan. 20-22. • - •
ture will be sent by the
Action Committee. Checks
($6 covers the cost of a book,
postage, registration and in-
surance) may be made out
to the Detroit Action Com-
mittee for Soviet Jewry and
mailed to Arnold Michlin, co-
chairman, 31460 Stonewood
Ct., Farmington 48024.
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