Closing Its' Doors
After 10 Years
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Sisterhood Sets
January Event
Temple Israel Sisterhood's
upcoming January special
entertainment program is
"Behind Closed Doors,"
everything you always
wanted to know about home
decorating but were afraid to
ask!
The event will he held Jan.
23, at 10:30 a.m. Those atten-
ding will meet at Walter Herz
Interiors, 350 Pierce St.,
Birmingham.
Diane Fishman, interior
designer, will conduct a tour
of the design center.
Janie Roth, program vice
president, Marlene Swarin
and Karen Erlich, special
entertainment committee,
made the arrangements for
the event.
For reservations by Jan. 20,
call the temple office,
661-5700.
60%
Save Up To
Everything Must Go!
Prices From $
Heavenrich
Speaks To JPN
The Jewish Professional
Network of B'nai B'rith
Women will host Charlie
Heavenrich, who will speak
on "Giving Up Work For Liv-
ing" at the Embassy Suites
Hotel in Southfield.
There is a charge. For infor-
mation and reservations, call
Davya Cohen, 626-0650.
Sharona Meets
The next board meeting of
Sharona Chapter, Na'amat,
wil be held on Thursday in
the home of Blanche Pollack,
24060 Wildbrook Ct. Apt.
101, Southfield, 352-0937, at
8 p.m.
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995 To $1u
Sale Starts Tuesday, Jan. 3rd
Closed Monday, Jan. 2nd
Mon.-Fri. 10-9
10-6
Sat.
Sun.
Orchard Mall
Orchard Lake Rd. N. Of Maple
West Bloomfield
12-5
All Sales Final
Previous Sales Excluded
851-5122
PARENTS
Don't throw
Party Planning
Showcase Set
The sisterhood of Temple
Beth El will host a party
planning showcase in the
temple's Handleman Hall
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on
Jan. 29.
Free to the public, vendors
representing florists, bands,
limousine companies, cater-
ers, confectioners, room
decorators and party planners
will be on hand to answer
questions and provide infor-
mation. Directories contain-
ing the names of par-
ticipating vendors will be
given free of charge to all who
attend.
Elaine Sturman and Sue
Lepler are co-chairmen of the
party planning showcase.
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• Rockport • Avia
• Fila • French Shriner
• Freeman • Sperry • Sebago
away old books
DONATE THEM TO
(Taw Daduction)
BRANDEIS
UNIVERSITY
NATIONAL WOMEN'S COMMITTEE, j
Annual Used Book Sale
Proceeds To
BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
Drop Off Book Depot:
25595 Coolidge, Oak Park, MI 48237
399-3845
For Pick-up Call 341-2461
ALL BOOK CONTRIBUTIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE
DID YOU THINK YOU WOULD
NEVER BE ALONE!
General Counseling including
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COUNSELING
Call 851-1737
JUNE SMITT, MA, LLP
Seymour Furman would like to
thank his family, friends and
associates for their contributions,
good wishes, and prayers during his
recent illness.
Sylvia and Seymour Furman
of 3-10 Year Old Children
Are Invited To
Coffee and Conversation
Wednesday,
January 18, 1989
9:00-11:00 a.m.
• Learn the characteristics of a gifted child.
'
• Share with other parents your experiences
and concerns.
• Discover first-hand how a gifted program
can make a difference.
RoepeR
THE SCHOOL FOR GIFTED STUDENTS
2190 N. Woodward • Bloomfield Hills
642-1500
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