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Friday, September 28, 1984 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Best Wishes For
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Wishing Everyone A Very
Healthy, Happy & Prosperous
NEW YEAR
From All Of Us At The NEW
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6407 ORCHARD LAKE RD. AT MAPLE
SUPER SPECIAL
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Wishing Everyone A
Healthy & Happy New Year
SUTTON DELI
23145 LAHSER AT 9 MILE
851-6400
Carry Outs
Available
Best Wishes
From
Benjie, Lois,
Jeffrey, Tom and Andrew
Pearlman
For A Healthy & Happy
NEW YEAR
BENJIE'S
FISH & SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
357-56561
26500 Orchard Lake Rd.
Between
Middlebelt & Cass Lake Rd.
682-7730
PINE
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Of Southfield
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353-3232
Wish Everyone
The Very Utmost
In Health, Happiness
and Prosperity
on the celebration
of a
New Year
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Dinner, speaker
planned for teens
The Teen Study Program of the
Jewish Community Center will
hold its first dinner speaker pro-
gram for the 1984-1985 school
year at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the
McFarland Restaurant at the
Center.
The featured speaker will be
Jeanne Weiner of the Detroit
Soviet Jewry Committee. She will
give a slide presentation and
first-hand observations from her
visit to the Soviet Union. She also
will discuss the recently an-
nounced essay contest for junior
and senior high school students.
Registered students of the TSP
by Monday will have no addi-
tional charge. There is a fee for
guests, parents and siblings.
Reservation for non-registered
guests are required by Monday by
calling the Center, 661-1000, ext.
251.
School registration for grades
eight through 11 continues at the
TSP. For a complete brochure and
application, contact Educational
Director Stuart J. Rogoff at the
Center.
Menage benefit
for MS Society
11.11.1VIt
26200 W. 12 Mile Rd.
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Dyke, Warren) 574-9200
(west of Farmington Rd.,
• 14156 E. 12 Mile (east of
261-3550
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777-3400 (carry out only)
This offer expires Oct. 4, 19841
Ron Wolfe and Al Blum
and the staff of
GREEK-AMERICAN RESTAURANT
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29267 SOUTHFIELD IN FARRELL'S SHOPPING PLAZA
AT 121/2 MILE RD.
569-1112
VERY HAPPILY WISHES ITS FRIENDS
AND CUSTOMERS
A HEALTHY & HAPPY
NEW YEAR
FREE WITH ANY DINNER
OUR FAMOUS HOMEMADE
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Wish Their Friends
And Customers
A Healthy and Happy
NEW YEAR
Pontiac's Menage, in conjunc-
tion with the Friends of the Mul-
tiple Sclerosis Society, will host a
mask charade to benefit the Mul-
tiple Sclerosis Society, Oct. 11, 7
p.m.
Tickets are available in ad-
vance from the Friends of the
Multiple Sclerosis Society or at
the door.
For information, contact Alan
Stotsky, 332-4090.
NEWS
Israel drops
price freeze
Jerusalem (JTA) — There will
be no Israeli freeze on prices and
wages in the immediate future
but levies on personal income will
go up substantially from now
until the beginning of 1985.
A freeze package painstakingly
worked out between the govern-
ment, labor and management was
postponed inedefinitely. The gov-
ernment became convinced over
the weekend that it was impossi-
ble to impose a price freeze at pre-
sent. Instead, it will attempt to
restrain runaway inmflation by
absorbing some $80 million from
the public over the next four
months.
With the agreement of Histad-
rut, the government announced
Thursday night that it would im-
pose a combined tax and compul-
sory loan on all incomes. The
higher brackets will be hit by a 10
percent levy and lower incomes by
eight percent.
An additional step will be to
slash government expenditures.
The Cabinet has already agreed
in principle to reduce the fiscal
budget by $1 billion. The problem
now is where to cut. A number of
ministers have taken exception to
the size of the cuts for their minis-
tries and the way it is proposed to ,
divide the burden between the
various ministries.