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Foreign and American
Complete Auto Repair at
Mr. Mechanic also specializes in major
engine repair, computer diagnostics, clutch
replacement, front end work and electrical
repair. And if you have a fleet of vehicles
that need servicing, Mr. Mechanic can
get your companies vehicle back on the
road with minimal down time.
Mr. Mechanic Auto Service is a
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mechanics whose prices are unbeatable!
For Example:
BRAKES, Front or Rear from $39.90
Feelings
AUTO SERVICE CENTER
or
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PLUS
You will receive a Free Valvoline Oil
Change with filter with a Brake job or
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Former Oak Parker, Rick Green, Presi-
dent of Mr. Mechanic Auto Service
Centers, whose Madison Heights loca-
tion is the highest volume, 4-bay auto ser-
vice facility in Michigan, has just opened
a second new state-of-the-art 8-bay loca-
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Mr. Mechanic has especially trained
technicians able to take on all your
foreign car repair needs, including
Japanese and European models.
Mr. Mechanic even has a Free shuttle
service available to you!
Mr. Mechanic's hours are convenient
for you:
Tues., Wed. and Fri. 7:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Mon. and Thurs. 7:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
And even Sataturdays 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
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MAJOR
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• Install New Pads Or Shoes
• Resurface Rotors Or Drums
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• Head Gaskets
• Valve Work
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Timing Chain
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Install Clutch
Install Pressure Plate
Install Throw Out Bearing
Resurface Flywheel
• Inspect System
• Repair Problem
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ALIGNMENT
& FUEL
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• Set Caster, Camber
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• Install Spark Plugs
• Adjust Timing
• Computerized Engine Analysis
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younger Jews in Detroit
reflects a national pattern,
the demographers said.
"Previous studies of the
United States Jewish
population, using many
more measures of Israel in-
volvement than were
available in the Detroit
study, document that older
Jews consistently care more
about Israel than younger
Jews," they wrote. "The
principal reason for these
differences in the differen-
tial encounter with history."
They refer to the Holo-
caust and the War of In-
dependence, which the
oldest Jewish adults still
vividly recall. Middle-age
adults grew up with the Six-
Day War, the Yom Kippur
War and the period of deep
enthusiasm of the late 1960s
and early 1970s.
"Most recent history has
provided the youngest
American adults with
relatively fewer, very power-
ful events," Dr. Cohen and
Dr. Ukeles wrote.
Regardless, they said,
travel to Israel exerts an en-
during, positive impact upon
pro-Israel involvement.
Among the people who have
been to Israel, those with
close ties exceed the
numbers of Jews feeling dis-
tant.
Julie Swimmer, 30, an
advertising representative
from Berkley, just returned
from the Morasha mission to
Poland and Israel. It was her
first trip to Israel.
"I always felt a bond to
Israel, and the trip really
strengthened my Jewish
identity," she said.
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Double
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Palestine, it isn't always
easy for that person to
understand," she said.
"When I see Israel, I see my
old house in Jerusalem; I see
Jews living there now. So, it
is difficult to talk about, and
you can imagine what it was
like trying to put it together
for a stage production."
One of the Jewish writers
on the project was Harvey
Varga. As an ardent Zionist,
he said it livas sometimes
difficult to hear the other
side. But the San Francisco
resident said he believed it
was important that the Pa-
lestinian side of the writers'
table understood what Israel
means to world Jewry.
"I felt I had a somewhat
balanced viewpoint when it
came to Israel and the Pales-
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