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grandson of the late Sophie
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great-great-uncle Mr.
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Aug. 5 — Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Jonas (Barbara
Dashow) of Oak Park are
proud to announce the birth
of their daughter, Stacey
Erin, sister to Melanie
Lynn. Proud grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. (Beatrice)
Dashow of Huntington
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grandparents are Gertrude
Edelman of Rockville, Md.,
and Izzy and Irving Korens
of West Bloomfield. Proud
great-grandmothers are
Anna Bergman and Sophie
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Mr. George Must, great-
uncle Mr. Martin Lewis and
great-grandfather Mr. Elie
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Aug. 3 — Lawrence and
Rita Greenberg (nee Rita
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daughter, Alicia Ann.
Proud grandparents are
Myrtle Rifkus of Belleville
and Hyman and Mary
Greenberg of Oak Park.
Alicia Ann is named in lov-
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grandfather Mr. Harry
(Alushia) Rifkus and her
paternal great-grand-
mother Annie (Chana) Gel-
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July 30 — Craig and Tina
Balbes (nee Tina Walsh) of
Port Huron proudly an-
nounce the birth of their
daughter, Jennifer Lynn.
Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Henry (Selma),
Balbes of Southfield,
Richard Walsh and Mrs.
Gladys Walsh of Port Hu-
ron. Proud great-grand-
mothers are Mrs. Sadie
Kessler of Southfield, Mrs.
Lauri- Foster and Mrs. Rose
Walsh, both of Port Huron.
Jennifer is named in loving
memory of her great-grand-
father Mr. Harry Kessler.

July 30 — Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence M. Elkus (nee
Jacqueline Weinberg of
West Branch, Mich.) of