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(North of Auburn Rd.)
852.0170

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93 -4640

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• sweet 16's
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• Anniversaries
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Annual Donor Luncheon
Kicks Off New Year

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354-3700
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ORT held their an-
nual donor luncheon on Aug.
14 at the home of Mala
Dorfman, with entertain-
ment by flutist Kim Rosner
and harpist Christa Grix.

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schools in Israel, told the
patrons how important their
support was for retraining
programs with Ethiopian
and Russian Jews.
ORT is planning some ex-
citing events including a trip
to Latin America. Some of
the ORT supporters in the
crowd included: Dana
Burnstein, Judy Schneider,
Sandy Stark, Maxine Ro-
tenberg, Gayle Weiss, Ron-
nie Tischler, Judy
Mikelberg, Sharon Schaf-
fer, Annette Fink, Arlene
Barris.

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7618 Woodward Ave.

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1991

children, Richard, Shelly
Komer Jackier and
Robert, planned a special
celebration in honor of their

More than 80 women attend-
ed the event.
President Paula Glazier,
who recently visited ORT

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90th birthday. The Komer

Catering
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available
for all
occasions

On Aug. 2 9, Harry
Komer will celebrate his

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cut vegetables &. bread

We specialize
in
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American
cuisine

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Hours: llam-4am • 7 Days a Week

SAHARA

Family Restaurant

23133 Coolidge Rd. at 9 Mile
Oak Park

399-7744

Birthday celebrant
Harry Komer.

father. Since he loves to fish
and was formerly in the
theater business, his chil-
dren have donated a fishing
dock and a communications
room at Fresh Air Society's
Camp Maas in Ortonville in
honor of Harry Komer.

BRANDEIS BOOKS
The 30th annual Brandeis
Book Sale was held last
week at the Tel-Twelve
Mall. Volunteers from the
Detroit Chapter of Brandeis
University Women's Com-
mittee begin a year in ad-
vance gathering and
categorizing 150,000 books.
There are more than 70
categories of books, in-
cluding sections of Yiddish
books, high school year-
books, diet books, textbooks,
Cliff Notes and encyclopedia
sets. As the doors opened,
book lovers rushed the scene
to fill their shopping carts.
"Book dealers from Iowa,
Oklahoma and Ohio have
called us all week about the
sale," said Beverly Baker.
Mrs. Baker began volunteer-