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Friday, January 11, 1985

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Oak Park, MI 48237

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deposit box. Sell it for immediate cash. We pur-
chase fine gems, Diamonds and Gold Jewelry.

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Daily 'til 530 p.m.
GEMOLOGIST
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B'NAI MITZVAH
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Amy Berris
bat mitzvah
set Saturday

Amy Berris will celebrate her
bat mitzvah Saturday at Young
Israel of Southfield. She will
share this simcha with Svetlana
Mullokanov of Fergana, Uzbeck,
USSR.
In 1979, Anatoly Mullokanov,
Svetlana's father, applied for
emigration for himself, his wife,
and three children; they were de-
nied. Amy has attempted to corre-
spond numerous times in the last
six months, however, her efforts
have been fruitless.
At a luncheon to be given in
Amy's honor, Irena Gendelman, a
teen-ager whose family was suc-
cessful in emigrating four years
ago from Leningrad, will address
Amy's relatives and friends.
Amy is the daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. David J. Berris.

LAWRENCE M. ALLAN
President

NEWS

GEMINI

Saturday, January 19, 1985
8:00 p.m.
Young Israel of Oak Woods

Tickets:
At Door '13.00, Advance '11.00, Students $5.00
Afterglow
Cash Bar
More Information - 398-7180

Proceeds to Benefit B'nei Akira Youth Activities and Camp Scholarships

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of your-heart,
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American

Red Cross

833-4440

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"With A Song In Our Hearts"

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January 26, 1985 — 8:00 p.m.

NOW OUR ENTIRE STOCK

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The Cultural Commission of Congregation B'nai Moshe
presents:

Featuring:

Cantor Klein and the Shira Singers

HANDBAGS

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PRICE
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A selection of songs written by Jewish composers who wrote
for the American stage. Among these: Romberg, Herbert,
Berlin, Gershwin and many others.

Refreshments

Tickets will be sold by mail or at the office.

KNIT SHOPS

Aachen (JTA) — A memorial to
the Jewish victims of Nazism has
been erected in this West German
town near the Belgian border on
the site of the synagogue de-
stroyed during Kristallnacht in
November 1938 (the first pogrom
against German Jews launched
by the Nazi regime).
The memorial, in the form of a
Star of David, bears the inscrip-
tion: "Those who suppress history
run the risk of repeating it." The
dedication ceremonies wer
attended by the Mayor of Aachen,
the rabbi from a nearby town
local Jews and representatives o
various social groups. Aachen,
the state of North Rhine
Westphalia, was the first Germa
town captured by American force
during World War II.
In another development, th
town council of Schweich, nea
Trier, voted to build a cultura
center at the former synagogue
now used as a warehouse. Loc
officials have begun negotiation
with the bank which owns th
building. The officials said i
would be restored to resemble the
original synagogue. Prof. Hors
Roemer of Kaiserlautern Univer
sity has been engaged as a consul
tant on the restoration.

LOCAL NEWS

Donation: $10.00 per person

West Bloomfield, Maple & Orchard Lake, Farmer Jack Center
at sales final sorry, no charges
Oak Park, 9 Mile & Coolidge

German town
erects memorial

Cong. B'nai Moshe - 14390 W. 10 Mile - Oak Park, MI 48237 -
548-9000

Mrs. Rena Tobes - 15675 Hilton - Southfield, MI 48075 - 557-6284

Join Us For An Enjoyable Evening!

Seniors to get
tax assistance

Trained volunteers from the
American Association of Retired
Persons once again will be at the
Oak Park Senior Citizen Center,
14300 Oak Park Blvd., to help
senior citizens fill out thei r
homestead, state and federal tax
forms. For dates and hours, call
the outreach department, 541-
0900.