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Old Farmer's Almanac
Gardener's Companion has
just been published by Yan-
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The Companion has arti-
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grow many older varieties
of fruits and vegetables,
how to train climbing roses
and rejuvenate flowering
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Different Each Day

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Sun. 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

An estimated 2,500 Jews
lived in the American col-
onies in 1775.

The Best of Everything

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vestments in the Israel
Bond campaign.
It's also Eric's 25th an-
niversary with the original
band . . . formed in 1956
. . . right hand man
Charles Winer, sax and
clarinet; Sam Oistacher,
trumpet; Herman Kushner,
sax; Sol Robbins, drums;
and Larry Graham, guitar.
Eric and his fellows play-
ing music of the 30s, 40s,
50s and 60s, will open con-
certs at Oak Park, July 7,
and then play a Southfield
concert in August . . . His
group will also be one of the
five orchestras playing the
Detroit Musicians Ball,
May 31, at Hyatt Regency.
The Israel Bond affair
will be a two-fold happy oc-
casion for Eric . . . Its gala
festivity will also be a big
party for he and wife Anne
. . . married on May 15 dur-
ing the war in Shanghai.
CALLING ALL
READERS . . . Got any
wooden clip clothespins
with springs . . -. or empty
cigar boxes (the kind for El
Productos as example—not
too fancy)? . . . You should
see what 10 senior citizens
that meet Mondays at the
Oak Park Community Cen-
ter can make out of them.
Rocking chairs, wishing
wells, bunk beds, regular
chairs, tables, etc. . . . and
it's a wonder they don't sell
the things . . . that's how
good everything is . .
Perhaps if someone showed
them how to be business
gals, also, they could make
enough-money to buy all the
materials they need . . .
and more
Happened when one of
the Center's male senior
citizens showed Sara

19,000 Iranian
Jews in Israel

TEL AVIV (JTA) — Since
the Shah of Iran was de-
posed and the Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini came to
power, 19,000 Iranian Jews
haVe come to Israel, Jewish
Agency chairman Leon
Dulzin reported here.
Addressing a meeting of
English-speaking new im-
migrants, he said that Ira-
nian leaders had disre-
garded warnings of the
potential danger they faced
by remaining, thinking
they were safe. But when
the Shah fell, 35,000 man-
aged to leave and 19,000
came to Israel.

Moggell how to make furni-
ture out of the clip
clothespins . . . Sara
passed her knowledge onto
the other Arts and Crafts
lassies . . . Marian
Goldman, Hannah Martin,
Lil Levitt, Dorothy Golds-
tein, Edith Winer, Rose
Slotnick, Mary Burgess,
Dolly Kingston and Peggy
Warsaw.
On Wednesdays, the
senior citizen gals also
sew cancer pads . . . and
they can use all the torn
sheets you can give them.
So folks, here's a real good
way to help some mighty
nice ferns . . . They need all

Garden Concerts
at Prudential

"Concerts in the Garden,"
a series of three chamber
music concerts performed
by members of the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra,
ocntinues at 10:30 a.m.
March 22 in the Prudential
Town Center's indoor gar-
den. The series is sponsored
by the city of Southfield's
cultural arts division and
the Prudential Town Cen-
ter. •
The March 22 concert will
present two weeks each by
18th Century composers
Haydn and Mozart. Pro-
gram notes will be provided
by Charles Greenwell, host
and commentator for the
Detroit Symphony broad-
cast concerts on WQRS-FM.
Brunch or continental
breakfast are available. -Tic-
kets may be purchased at
the Southfield Cultural
Arts Division, Department
of Parks and Recreation.

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the clip clothespins and
cigar boxes you can supply
them with.
Call Marian Goldman,
546-8208, or the OP Com-
munity Center, 541-0900.

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The Membership entitles you to receive 12 Complimentary Lunches or
Dinners of yQur choice as a member of Topirjka's Dinner Club. You may dine
Twelve (12) times within the next year any day or evening except Easter,
Mother's Day, Thanksgiving and New Year's Eve at either of our two great
restaurants. All you need to do is be accompanied by one guest, then you pay
for one of the two dinners (A 50% discount on your food check). The member-
ship fee is just $35.00 for the entire year. To insure the finest service, the
number of members in our Dinner Club must necessarily be limited. We
suggest, therefore that you place your order as soon as possible before the
roster is filled.

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