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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Holocaust Class Funds Allocated

mysteries of the mind

NEW YORK (JTA) —
The American Association
for Jewish Education an-
nounced today it has re-
ceiveda. $30,000 grant from
the Memorial Foundation

Exciting entertainment for your dub or organization. An
amazing demonstration of ESP and mind reading with audi-
ence participation.

t\ Mel Eisenberg

547-2464

for Jewish Culture to create
an experimental cur-
riculum on the Holocaust
for high school classes of
Jewish day, communal and
congregational schools.

Weintraub's
Once in every five years sale

Every five years Weintraub's
reduces everythingin inventory
for one week only . . June 11-16

Prices reduced substantially on:

Watches . . . Seiko, Movado, Citizen, Corum,
Universal Geneva

Crystal . . . Kosta Boda, littala
Royal Krona

Accessories . . . Cross, Dunhill,
Maruiflan, Cartier

Fine Jewelry . . gold chains, bracelets,
earrings, pins, necklaces

Diamonds . . . rings,- pendants, bracelets,

Business Briefs

Wallace Sampson, vice pointed to the 1979 Direc-
president of the Southfield tors' Advisory Council of the
office of E.F. Hutton and firm.
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Co., Inc., has been ap-
-David Wachler and
Sons Creative Jewelers
will open a second location
in the 200 Tower of the Re-
naissance - Center in
August. The company cur-
rently is located in the
American Federal Savings
building in Southfield.
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A&P Contest

Prize a Trip
to San Juan

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A&P Food • Stores have
just announced a special
"Great - - Escape
Sweepstakes."
Grand prize is a seven-
day stay for two in the
presidential suite of the Hil-
ton La Concha Hotel in San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Winners
will fly from New York on
American Airlines.
Ten second prize winners
will each win an Oster
Food Crafter food processor.
No purchase is re-
quired. Complete the of-
ficial entry form appear-
ing in the A&P adver-
tisement on page 15 of
this issue or -print your
name and address on a
3"x5" plain piece of
paper. EaCh entry must
be accompanied by a
proof-of-purchase from
any A&P or Ann Page
product, or the word
"A&P" printed on a 3"x5"
plain piece of paper.
- Mail to: A&P Great Es-
cape Sweepstakes, P.O. Box
3646, Grand Central Sta-
tion, New York, N.Y.,
10017. Each entry must be
mailed in a separate
envelope and be received by
July 16.

Lang-Silverman
Rites Solemnized

Pins

And a drawing for matching
man's and ladys 14K Movado
wrist watches, total retail
value $800.00.

Diamonds and fine Jewelry

23077 Greenfield Road
Advance Bldg., Suite 389

Southfield, MI

557-5544
Sale hours: 9:00 a.m.- 6:00 p.m., Sat. 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.

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eintraub

MRS. LANG
Judith Fay Silverman
and Bradford Alan Lang
were married in a recent
ceremony at the Furniture
Club.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David Sil-
verman of Oak Park. Par-
ent,s of the bridegroom are
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Lang of East Lansing.
Leslie London was mat-
ron of honor. Bridesmaids
were Rise - Gerber and
Shelly Ditzhazy.
Jeffrey. London was
best ,man. Ushers were
David Lang and Stephen
Lang.
Amy Lang was a junior
bridesmaid and Adina Lon-
don was the flower girl.

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