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UNBEATABLE DEAL
see LARRY KAPLAN
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THE UNBEATABLE DEALER
28111 Telegraph Rd. & 1-696
(313) 355-1000
(313) 355-6414
Across from Tel-12 Mall
UP TO
3.9 v
OR ITIP. $600 CASH BACK!
4 1 000 ***
Cash Back PLUS ITJP. 5 750
APR****
Financing
SAVINGS
ON
OPTIONS!
NEW '87 CELEBRITY
4-0r.. white. tinted glass, rr.
defrost, air. sport mirrors,
cruise, auto., tilt, stereo, frt. & rr.
floor mats. Stk. #927
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DISCOUNT
$12,345
-1,550
$10,795
LESS CASH BACK -1,000
$9•795*
NOW
NEW '87 CAVALIER
Z-24
5 Spd.
Trans., Tinted Glass, Air,
2.8 Imfi v-6 Engine. AM/FM
Stereo, H.D. Battery. Stk.
#1115x.
LIST
DISCOUNT
LESS CASH BACK
NOW
NEW '87 CORVETTE
CONVERTIBLE
•THE U. EATABLE DIEVL• I '
P. locks, air, spd. control wire-
eume. 5.71 TPI V8 eng., auto.,
Delco-Bose sys. Stk. #21
LIST
DISCOUNT
NOW
$36,900
-$5,677
$31,223*
NEW '87 FLEETSIDE
PICKUP 1/2-TON
glass, air, pwr
brakes, 4 - spd.. auto.. solid
Tinted
paint, heavy duty battery.
Stk. g575
$11,600
-$1,105
$1,000
1495'
NEW '87
SPRINT
$6506
NOW $ 6050 *
NEW '87 CAMARO
Auto. o.d., tinted glass, rr. de-
frost, air, rr. spoiler, tilt, V6, 2.8L
eng. Stk. #561
LIST
DISCOUNT
812,353
-1,228
$11,125
LESS CASH BACK -1,000
NOW 1,021 **
NOW $ 10,125 *
NEW '87
S10 PICKUP
MONTE CARLO
Full factory equipment. Stk.
#34.
NOW
$5,738"
NEW '87 NOVA
4-DR. SEDAN
5-spd., sliver, carpet fir. mats frt.
& rr., P155/808-13 RAD
B/W.Stk. #1003.
LIST
DISCOUNT
$8588
$7445*
5.0 V-8, auto. w/CD, cruise, air,
pwr. r. del., tilt, ET Al ;/FM,
wipers. Demo. Stk. #1919
LIST
DISCOUNT
$14,212 ,
43,21Z
NOW 5 1 0,995 '
NEW '87 ASTRO CS
PASSENGER VAN
Air, Tilt, Rally Whis.. Stereo, 8
Person Seating, 4 Spd. Auto.,
Inter Wiper, Stk #966
NOW $ 12,452 *
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10 Friday, March 13, 1987
$15,184
43,189
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DISCOUNT
11,995*
NOW ,
NEW '88 BERETTA
Air cond electronic am/fm ste-
reo, r. wind. defog., auto. bans.,
H D. bad_ P195/70R-14 S/B.
Stk. #032X
LIST
DISCOUNT
NOW $ 1
c*
39U
SIMON GRIVER
Special to The Jewish News
NEW CHEVY VAN
3/4-TON
Tinted glass-windshield, 3-
spd. auto., rally wheels,
bronze met., air, 5.0 liter V8
gas GM. Stk. 43148
$10,793"
NOW
NEW '87
S10 BLAZER
4 WD, deep tinted glass, air,
console, elec. speed control,
pwr. steering, cast alum.
whls., Stk. #568
NOW
$13,614**
NEW .'87 CAVALIER
2-DR. COUPE
LL8 2.0L EFI L4, 4-spd., black
bucket. Stk. #1042.
LIST
DISCOUNT
$7653
-$378
$7275
Less Cash Back -$1000
NOW
*
$627
355-1000
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Purim in Jerusalem.
Purim In Israel:
Nation In Masquerade
$11,770
41,375
*plus tax, title, destination.
• *plus tax, title, destination, cash
alternative rebate included &
bonanza cash included.
•• "3.9% for 24 mos., 5.9% 36
mos., 7.9% for 48 mos., 9.9% for
CHEVROLET
60 mos. w/app. credit. Dealer fi-
nancial participation may affect
consumer cost. 5500 cash back on
S-10 Pickup. $800 S-10 Blazer. Can
be applied as down pymt. up to
S750 option savings on 4-cyl. S-10
Pickup & Blazer. UP to 5500 option
savings on V6 S-10 Pickup & Blazer.
Not avail. on S-10 pickups. Must
take delivery out of stock by March 13, 1987 for 3.9% APR or cash back
by March 31 to take advantage of possible option savings of up to S750.
$500 cash alternative on R/V 10 & 20 series pickups under 8600 GVW.
—on Camaro, Celebrity (4-cyl.). Cavalier, Nova. Dealer participation
SOM. 01801041 001•00•1101.1
may affect consumer cost.
28111 Telegraph and 12 Mile
at 1-696
-
Int., wipers, Demo. Stk. #435
SPORT COUPE
Less Cash Back 4500
NOW
5.0 liter, V-6, auto/OD, cruise,
air, tilt, ET AM/FM, p.w., def.,
2 DOOR COUPE
spd., sport mirrors, stereo
w clock. Stk. #919X
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erusalem — According
to Judaic tradition
Purim is a "minor" fes-
tival. Yet if the conspicuous-
ness of celebration is a meas-
ure of significance, then vis-
itors to Israel are left with
the impression that Purim is
one of the most important
holidays, as the nation dons
its Purim costumes and
exuberantly flaunts them in
the streets.
Purim, perhaps even more
than Independence Day, is a
time for Israel to let its hair
down. In the weeks preceding
the festival, parents prepare
or purchase Purim costumes,
a sacred task that no consci-
entious parent can avoid. So
proud are the children of
their garb, that in the week
prior to Purim many
youngsters can already be
spotted in the streets sporting
their costumes. By far the
most popular outfits are the
traditional Queen Esthers
and Mordechais, but other
children prefer more contem-
porary characters, and the
streets abound with minia-
ture cowboys and indians and
budding Supermen and Won-
der Women.
Adults are more patient in
awaiting the day itself before
putting on their costumes.
The country's diverse cultural
mosaic provides much food
for thought and often
Ashkenazim will dress up as
Orientals, secular Jews as
Chasidim and Jews as Arabs.
Politicians inevitably get in
j
on the act. Last year, for
example, Jerusalem Mayor
Teddy Kollek could be seen
riding around the city on a
camel wearing top hat and
tails. Jerusalem, like most
cities, arranges special Purim
events with street theater,
puppet shows and other ac-
tivities to encourage the fes-
tive spirit. Several times in
recent years unseasonably
cold weather has brought
snow-storms to Jerusalem at
Purim, making it seem as if
the city itself had put on a
festive fancy dress.
Jerusalem, like Safed,
Tiberias and other walled
cities, celebrates Purim a day
after the rest of the country.
Thus Purim in Jerusalem is
called "Shushan Purim" after
the walled city of Shushan in
Persia which did not receive
the good news of Haman's
plan to exterminate the Jews
until a day after the rest of
the country. Thus, while Is-
raelis from other parts of the
country are whooping it up
over Purim, observant
Jerusalemites are still ob-
serving the Fast of Esther.
But abstinence is superse-
ded by excess. Tradition has
it that at Purim it is a
mitzvah to drink so much
wine that it is not possible to
tell the difference between
the "blessed Mordechai" and
the "cursed Haman." This is
not an entreaty that appeals
to Israel's anti-alcoholism
organizations, but Israelis are
no great imbibers of alcohol
though some take an extra
tipple for Purim.
More popular than wine
are hamentashen, the trian-