"Where You Come First" Kosins Uptown Southfield Rd at 111/2 Mile • 559-3900 \=-Maxine Feig of West Bloom- field and David and Evelyn Weinberg of Southfield. Pamela Beth is named in lov- ing memory of her maternal great-grandfather Mr. Paul Feig and her paternal great- grandmother Bessie Pollack. JULY 27 — Michael and Janice Schwartz of Oak Park announce the birth of their daughter, Mallory Beth. Grandparents are Sidney and Lorraine Schwartz of Oak Park, Sidney Greenberg of Southfield and Terry Green- berg of Livonia. Great- grandparents are Simon and L Sarah Silver of Livonia and Jerry Greenberg of Florida. Mallory Beth is named in memory of her great- grandmother Molly Partin. JULY 25 — Former Detroiter Richard C. and Linda A. Bas- sin (Redford) of Surrey, England, announce the birth of their son, Daniel Max, brother to Claire Mae. Proud grandparents are Nate and Bert Bassin of Lake Worth, Fla., and William Brown of London, England. Daniel Max is named in memory of his be- loved great-uncle Mr. Max Li- pin. Dakar Search To Use Titanic Robot Vehicle Washington (JTA) — A submersible robotic vehicle that was used recently to film the wreck of the ocean liner Titanic will be deployed in ,Egyptian waters in the Mediterranean Sea in an ef- fort to find the Israeli sub- marine, Dakar, sunk in / \ January, 1968, the Depart- ment of Defense said last week. A Pentagon spokeman said the search will begin in late September in a cooperative effort between the U.S., Israel and Egypt. If the search by the U.S. Navy is successful, efforts will then be made to salvage the submarine and recover the remains of the 69 mem- bers of her crew. There has never been any explanation why the diesel- driven Dakar sank on her maiden voyage from England to Israel. The submarine was a modernized British World War II vessel. Israel helped by several other nations sought unsuc- cessfully for the Dakar after it was lost. There have also been three searches in coop- eration with Egypt. A marker • buoy from the Dakar washed • ashore about 90 miles south of Tel Aviv, about a year after the submarine sank. This and other clues have given the Israelis a general idea of where the search should be conducted. When Israeli Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin visited Washington last year he asked Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger to use the robotic equipment to search for the Dakar, according to the Pentagon spokesman. The effort was to have begun earlier this year, but the equipment and salvage material was needed by the Navy after the space shuttle Challenger exploded, the • spokesman said. The equipment was then • used this summer to explore the wreckage of the Titanic. It /- /' consists of a small submarine, which carries three persons and can descend to a depth of 6,000 to 13,120 feet, and then go along the sea floor and pick up objects with an arm and claw.- It also can extend a robot explorer, the Jason Jr., which is attached by a 250-foot tether and can go in and around objects. This was what was used to film the Titanic wreckage. Big & Tall Southfield at 101/2 Mile • 569-6930 • LIFE TIME RESUME 15 TOTAL Stored in Computor While-U-Wait 557-0910 THE STITCHING POST for your convenience is open THURSDAYS UNTIL 8:00 P.M. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 10-4:30 Saturdays 10-4:00 32722 Franklin Rd. • Franklin • A REMARKABLE 626-3090 Experience A Temple Built On Tradition TEMPLE BETH JACOB LOOK YOU CAN ACHIEVE ONLY AT Welcomes You to become a member and celebrate the High Holy Days with us. We are a warm friendly reform congregation with a progressive religious school. TEMPLE BETH JACOB 79 Elizabeth Lake Rd. Pontiac, MI — 332-3212 THE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER presents Hasidic Wedding Unites Dynasties New York (JTA) — More than 30,000 guests last week attended the wedding of two young Hasidic Jews in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn. Thousands others lined the sidewalks to have a glimpse of the newlyweds and the ceremony that marked the union of two sects of the Hasidic movement. The bride was Sara Esther Rokaech , the 18-year-old daughter of Rabbi Meyer Rokaech, the head of the Kozlov Hasidic movement. The bridegroom was Yosef Meisels, the 18-year-old grandson of Rabbi Moses Teitelbaum, the head of the Satmar community, con- sidered ont of the largest Hasidic groups in the world with at least 25,000 followers in Brooklyn. About 80 buses were chartered to shuttle guests between Boro Park and Williamsburg and more than 140 ushers and 50 attendants were used to supervise the event and the seating ar- rangements at the dinner. The police closed off streets for the night. The newlyweds will re- portedly live in Boro Park. According to friends of the couple, the two will not go on a honeymoon because the Hasidic tradition does not have provisions for it. •ros JEWISH SUR TON BLANC BLEU • JOAN VASS TEENS IN SERVICE • open daily 10-5:30 wed. & fri. til 9 855-4460 AT HUNTERS SQUARE ORCHARD LAKE RD. AT 14 MILE FOR TEENS IN GRADES 10-12 • Volunteer field placements or these agencies. Sinai Hospital, Camp Tamarack, Jewish Community Center, Fleischman Residence. • Workshops in life planning and career development. • Discover potential careers; develop job skills and experience the meaning of "tzedakah." • Contact Dr. Martin Oliff, Program Director, 661-1000, Ext. 239, to arrange an interview and receive further information. CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL OF WEST BLOOMFIELD 4200 WALNUT LAKE ROAD WHERE YOUR MEMBERSHIP COUNTS! Conveniently located in West Bloomfield just west of Orchard Lake Road. 2 day Hebrew school program (Wed. & Sundays). Large enough to serve your needs yet small enough so that your involvement goes a long way. Special dues and building fund rates for singles, married couples under 35 and seniors. If not ready to commit now, your high holiday tickets credited to membership. For further information call Synagogue office 681-5353 Mike Donenfeld 363-5414