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Bennet Kleinman
Bennet Kleinman, Cleveland
attorney and community leader
will be the featured speaker at
the Jewish National Furld's
dinner on Wednesday when JNF
will honor Dean E. Richardson
with the "Tree of Life" Award, it
was announced by Franklin J.
Ellias, president of JNF of
Greater Detroit, and dinner co-
chairmen Joseph E. De-
Caminada, Gerald Greenwald
and Richard D. Rohr. The
dinner will be held at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek at 6 p.m.
Kleinman is the former
president of Cleveland's Temple
Emanu-El and serves as the
chairman of the board of gover-
nors, Cleveland College and
Jewish Studies, and as chair-
man of Jewish National Fund
Foundation.
He is a member of the Jewish
Federation, Bureau of Jewish
Education, Union of American
Hebrew Congregations and the
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Citizens League of Greater
Cleveland. Kleinman is also a
member of the board of gover-
nors of Israel Bonds.
He has received the Man of
Achievement Award as well as
the Cleveland ORT Man of the
Year Award in his community.
He also is a member of the Na-
tional Campaign Cabinet of the
United Jewish Appeal.
For dinner reservations, call
the JNF office, 557-6644.

6mm Pearls - SPECIALLY PRICED AT $18.00.

Regular Price $36.00. Other sizes available at
Weintraub's discount prices.

All merchandise at Weintraub Jewelers is
offered at outstanding discount prices.
All sales can be exchanged
or refunded.

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Farmington Band
Starts 20th Season

Farmington Community Band
begins its 20th season Oct. 27 at
Orchestra Hall in Detroit, with
a performance of Celebration.

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Senior Center
Has Open House

The Southfield Adult Day
Center will celebrate its fourth
anniversary with an open house
Tuesday at noon at the center.
Beginning at 1:30 p.m. there
will be a chime bell recital and
a vocal solo performed by
clients. A wine and cheese social
will follow. For information call
Sherry Webb, 354-9362.

You're living on top
of the World.
Ridgecrest at the Park

High above an established
community of luxurious
homes is an enclave of six
exceptional homesites.
Heavily wooded with a
breathtaking tree-top view,
these sites will be built with
new home plans that pre-
serve the natural contours of ,
the land. Crafted by The
`Herman Frankel Organization,
these homes.contain In -
novative features, exciting
details and spectacular views.
Information is available now
for Ridgecrest at The Pork
and other homes In The Park
at Bloomfield Lake,

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on the rldge.
See the new Rldgecred
model. From S259,000.
Model Phone:.626-3502
Main Office: 626-3500
See other mode:tin The Pork
at Bloomfielc4 e from
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The Pork can be found west
off Mlddlebelt Rd., south of
lone Pine Rd. Follow Woodcliff
signs to Information Center.
Open noon to 6 P.-rn. every-
day, except Thursday.

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