74 Friday, September 6, 1985 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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Matthew Warnick, right, is pictured with his father, Dr. Paul
Warnick, and his great-grandmother Jean Warnick.
Matthew Warnick, of Niles,
Ill., wanted to celebrate his bar
mitzvah with his great-
grandmother, Jean Warnick,
but, because she is a resident of
the Jewish Home for Aged —
Borman Hall and for whom
travel would be difficult, the
family will celebrate Matthew's
bar mitzvah in Detroit.
Matthew will be called to the
Torah on Saturday in the Home
for Aged's synagogue. Residents
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Mrs. Warnick, who has lived
at Borman Hall since 1977, will
celebrate her 92nd birthday
later this month. Other family
members who will attend
Matthew's bar mitzvah are his
parents, Marsha and Pai1 War-
nick, and grandparents Sidney
and Bess Warnick, and David
and Shirley Adler.
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Elizabeth Berkley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berkley of
West Bloomfield, will twin her
bat mitzvah with Tamara Mat-
veyev on Saturday. at Cong.
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses.
Tamara is the daughter of
Yakov and Divora Matveyev of
Voronerskaya Oblast RSFSR,
USSR. A farmer, Matveyev first
applied for an exit visa in 1975.
Shortly thereafter, he was put
in jail and kept there for some
time. Their passports were
withdrawn and travel is now
impossible for them.
Their eldest son was drafted
into the army, and the
authorities have accused Mrs.
Matveyev of being incapable of
rearing and educating her chil-
dren in the proper way (she is,
teaching them to believe in God,
to love their parents and their
homeland, Israel). The
authorities are threatening to
take her children away from
her.
Her mother lives in Israel.
Early Deadlines
The Jewish News will have
early advertising deadlines
for the Sept. 20 issue. The
deadline for display advertis-
ing and display classified will
be at 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13.
Classified and display
classified will have an early
deadline for the Sept. 27
issue of noon Tuesday, Sept.
24.