THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 20 :Friday, December 2, 1983 THE BAKER'S LOAF is RELOCATING TO SERVICE YOU BETTER VISIT OUR PRESENT LOCATION ON NORTHWESTERN HWY. Southfield NOW THROUGH THE HOLIDAYS LOOK FOR OUR "GRAND RE-OPENING" IN THE "SPRING OF '84" 0 .) 6 D & o Super Sunday Volunteers Sought The Allied Jewish Cam- paign's nine divisions are gearing up for the commun- ity's Super Sunday tele- phone appeal on Jan. 15. Sally Mayer, chairman of worker recruitment, is asking Campaign workers and other interested mem- bers of the community to take a turn at the phones. "It's a great opportunity to get involved," she said. "The feeling of satisfaction in reaching out to the com- munity and helping our fel- low Jews is one of the re- wards of the day." Super Sunday Chairman Dr. Paul Feinberg and Har- riet Dunsky said that all volunteers will be given a concise training session that day to facilitate solici- tation and enable them to answer contributors' ques- tions. "Last year's one-day appeal was a success be- cause of those in the community who Allied Jewish Campaign Super Sunday, January 15, 1984 answered the call for evening to call those people help in meeting local and not reached Sunday. The day will be divided overseas needs," said Dr. Feinberg. "But it into 21/2-hour worker shifts. wouldn't have been a While that represents only success without our sev- a brief time commitment for eral hundred workers each volunteer, Mrs. Mayer who stayed on the said, "it makes a substan- phones, explaining the tial difference in the out- needs and spreading the come of the telethon and for message of the many the over-all Campaign." human services funded To sign up for a worker by the Campaign." time slot or for further in- Super Sunday will begin formation, call Leonard at 9:30 a.m. and conclude at Milstone at the Jewish Wel- 6 p.m. There will be a fare Federation, 965-3939. follow-up session Monday * * * Campaign Cash Collection Will Boost Beneficiaries With the end of 1983 just ahead, contributors to the Allied Jewish Campaign are being asked to do some- thing special for their fellow Jews and for themselves. They're being asked to pay off their 1983 pledges by Dec. 31. According to Cash Mobilization Chairman -.4 i . and Qollection been coming in at the an- ticipated level, we may have a problem meeting the needs of our beneficiaries." The cash mobilization and collection review com- mittees will hold a telethon Dec. 15 at the United Heb- rew Schools in Southfield to contact contributors with cash balances. SALLY MAYER NOTICE 1-696 NOISE ABATEMENT BETWEEN LAHSER ROAD AND THE GTWRR PUBLIC HEARINGS The Michigan Department of Transportation is calling two public hearings to provide the opportunity for public discussion of proposed noise abatement measures for the portion of the 1-696 Freeway between Lahser Road and the Grand Trunk Western Railroad in Oakland County. The hearings will be held on consecutive nights to discuss two different sectors along the 1-696 Freeway. Both hearings will be held at 7:30 p.m. on: Diamonds and Gold. Make your gift even more precibus this holiday. Select a gift from Tapper's. We've got style. RETAIL A 128.56 B 262.53 C 648.03 D 233.38 E 145.00 SPECIAL AT 102.85 210.03 518.43 186.71 116.00 RETAIL 154.36 92.50 301.62 I 488.75 J 300.63 F G H SPECIAL AT 123.49 74.00 241.30 391.00 240.51 26400 West Twelve Mile Road in Southfield's Racquetime Mall Northeast corner of 12 Mile & Northwestern Hwy. ORDER BY PHONE 357-5578 41 1v RETAIL K 227.32 L 213.75 M 141.25 N 419.40 0 713.81 SPECIAL AT 181.86 171.00 113.00 335.52 571.05 Wednesday, December 7, 1983 Southfield-Lathrup H.S. Auditorium 19301 West 12 Mile Road Lathrup Village, Michigan LOUIS BERRY Review Chairman I. Wil- liam Sherr, it will enable the community to meet its obligations to the many human service beneficiaries funded by the Campaign. And payment by year-end enables contributors to re- ceive a deduction on their 1983 taxes. Ntro w, Brochures describing the alternatives and other pertinent information are available at the City Halls in Southfield, Lathrup Village, Royal Oak, Oak Park, Huntington Woods, Pleasant Ridge, and at the 1-696 Ombudsman's office at 25000 Kenosha in Oak Park. This hearing is held in accordance with Federal and State Public Involvement/Public Hearing Procedures. Testimony will be taken from interested citizens regarding the The Department has also scheduled an informational session a week before the hearing to review with those interested the entire noise abatement project from Lahser Road to the Grand Trunk Western Railroad. This meeting will be held on: HOLIDAY HOURS (Starting Nov. 25th) Mon.-Fri. Sat. Sun. 10-8:45 10-5:45 12-4:45 I. WILLIAM SHERR Cash Refunds • Free Gift wrap The hearing on Wednesday at Lathrup Village will deal with the proposed treatments west of Greenfield Road. The hearing on Thursday at Oak Park will deal with the proposed treatments east of Greenfield Road. Although we encourage people to participate at the hearing that deals with their sector, we will take testimony on either sector either night. social, environmental and economic impact of the proposed alternatives. Written statements and exhibits in place of, or in addition to, oral statements made at the public hearing or requests for copies of the environmental assessment for this project may be submitted to Philip J. Chisholm, Public Involvement Section, Michi- gan Department of Transportation, Transportation Building, P.O. Box 30050 Lans- ing, Michigan 48909, at any time up to fifteen days after the date of the public hearing. Layaways Invited Tap Thursday, December 8, 1983 Eleanor Roosevelt Middle School Cafetorium 23261 Scotia Oak Park, Michigan Federation Treasurer Stanley D. Frankel em- phasized the importance of cash payments in several areas. "Because payments to the 1983 Campaign and the special Israel Emergency Fund have not Tuesday, November 29, 1983 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Activity Room "A" Oak Park Community Center 14300 Oak Park Boulevard Oak Park, Michigan No formal presentation will be made at these afternoon and evening sessions. They are designed to assist interested citizens in understanding the details of the project. Persons interested are urged to stop in at their convenience for an informal conver- sation with Department representatives. In addition, information on this project or any Michigan Department of Transportation Planning Project may be obtained by calling toll free 1-800-292-9576. (TDD avail- able).