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Marie Gross, Grace Ross and
Sophie Korn. Adam Michael is
named in loving memory of his
mother's zayde, Philip (lbyve)
Korn and his father's close
friend, Michael Mendelson.

APRIL 18 — Lee and Lillian
(Winkler) Schostak of
Southfield are delighted to an-
nounce the birth of their third
son, Alexander Jay (Elkanah
Chaim), brother to Michael Ed-
ward and Steven Benjamin.
Proud grandparents are Sol and
Shoshana Winkler of Oak Park
and Mrs. Laura Schostak of
Margate, Fla. Alexander Jay is
named in loving memory of his
grandfather, Alexander
Schostak, great-grandmother,
Chaya Winkler, and great-
uncle, Julius Winkler.

APRIL 10 — Paul and Nancy
Kutnick of Yorba Linda, Calif.,
are happy to announce the
birth of their son, Geoffrey
Akiva. Grandparents are
former Detroiters Harold and
Yetta Kutnick of Boca Raton,
Fla., and Ben and Fumiko
Kumagai of Gardenia, • Calif.
Great-grandmother is Mrs.
Rose Alpert.

APRIL 5 — Alan and Ann
Herbach (Arm Travis), former
Detroiters of Skokie, Ill., are
happy to announce the birth of
their son, Jacob Lev. Proud
sister is Jessica Miriam. Grand-
parents are Walter Herbach of
West Bloomfield and Richard
and Mary Tavis of Urbana, Ill.
Jacob is also the grandson of
the late Marilyn Herbach.
Jacob is named in memory of
Harry Levy.

MARCH 23 — Mr. and Mrs. Eli
Apt (Brenda Tenenbaum) of
Oak Park announce the arrival
of their daughter, Dena Chana-
Bracha, sister to Estie and Tali.
Proud grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Hugo Apt of Oak Park
and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
Tenenbaum, all of Oak Park.

MARCH 4 — Ripoll and Robin
(Hauptman) Robert III of
Gardena, Calif., are delighted
to announce the birth of a son,
Ryan Charles. Proud grand-
parents are Isadore and Claire
Hauptman of Mt. Clemens and
Mrs. Leslie Robert of Los
Angeles, Calif. Ryan was nam-
ed in loving memory of his
maternal great-grandfather,
Max Siegel, and his paternal
great-grandfather, Morris
Hauptman.

FOR MEN

Gratis Dinner

Crescent Shrine Club will
hold a "Gratis Dinner" for all
paid-up members, 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, at Sila's Restaurant,
Berkley.
For reservations, call Sol
Kirzner, 352-8613.

Delivery and
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9:30 a.m.-11:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m.

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Campers enjoy swimming, tennis, crafts, games,
songs, stories, train rides, activities and field trips
from 9:30 - 3:00 on the days of your choice. Half day
option for kids under 4.

SUMMER CAMP '87

SEPTEMBER '87

Theme weeks make for exciting event- filled days:
international cuisines, patriotism, fantasies, circus
activities, the pioneer days and more.

A.M./P.M. SESSIONS
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