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Save 40% everyday on gift wrap, ribbons and
bows. Aisles of fun bargains on paper plates,
napkins, cups, utensils. Thousands of latex
balloons; over 300 styles of mylar balloons.
Everything you need in a rainbow of colors and styles.
Lots of gift and novelty items, too!
Kitchens Plus is right here
serving the better homes of
the Metro Detroit area
"IV- Kitchens Plus owners, Gary
and Carmen Hancock, are always
there to insure your project is com-
pleted to your total satisfaction. Our
ultimate goal is to provide you with
a finished project that will enhance
your lifestyle and your home's value.
4 ),IIV The cabinetry and furniture
we build for you is built in the
Kitchens Plus factory, attached to
our beautiful fully-functional ideas
showroom. Kitchens Plus cabinetry
is designed and built for you, not
ordered from a supplier you'll never
see.
Open 7days a week • Mon. - Sat.10-9 • Sun.12-5
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26 locations throughout Michigan and Ohio including:
Rochester Hills
Waterford
Madison Heights
Southfield
Hampton Plaza
Near Papa Joe's
853-0890
Summit Crossing
Behind Summit Place
Next to JoAnn Fabrics
682-4200
Madison Place
John R.
South of 14 mile
Next to Target
Southfield Plaza
Southfield Rd.
between 12 & 13
559-1900
A major strength of Kitchens
Plus is our ability to handle the
endless detail of the on site installa-
tion. Our installment team of profes-
sionals always maintains a high stan-
dard of excellence andprovides the
personal attention your home
deserves.
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colors, fixtures, appliances, flooring
and lighting can be overwhelming.
The experienced, innovative staff at
Kitchens Plus — Design Center —
help guide you through this maze.
We take your thoughts and ideas and
translate them into detailed render-
ings, ready to be crafted into reality.
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FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1992
Aish HaTorah
Courses, Lecture
Aish HaTorah will start
another crash-course series,
starting June 1 for four two-
hour sessions. The first-level
reading class will take place_
with Mrs. Laya Rosenberg at- 1
Young Israel of Southfield.
Graduates of this course
will be able to recognize, read
and understand several corn-
mon prayers, Hebrew phrases c
and words.
The course in Jewish con
cepts also will begin that
week. Participants will learn')
the Jewish views of sexuality,
the place of ritual in Judaism,
the Shabbat and the soul.
These classes will be held at
Congregation Ohel Moed
West Bloomfield.
There is no charge for the
classes. To register, call the
Aish HaTorah office,
737-0400.
Aish HaTorah's annual
public lecture series will host,
Rabbi Yaakov Weinberg, the
Dean of Ner Israel Rabbinical
College, Baltimore. Rabbi
Weinberg will speak 7:30 p.m.
May 31 at the Beth Jacob
School For Girls. His topic is
"How Can a Rational Human
Being Accept the Divine
Origin of the Torah?"
A question and answeri
period will follow. There is
fee. For information, call Aish l i
HaTorah, 737-0400.
Children's Hospital
Plans Fund-Raisers,-,
Activities are being plann-
ed for the week of June 1 to
benefit the Racing For Kids
commitment to cardiology at
Children's Hospital
Michigan.
• Prix Derby, noon-2 p.m. c
June 1.
• Prix Car Wash, 2-7 p.m.
June 2 at Children's Hospital.
• Prix Party, 7:30 p.m. June '
3 at Industry Night Club, 15,
S. Saginaw, Pontiac. General
admission charge includes d
complimentary
hors
d'oeuvres, dancing and one
raffle ticket.
For ticket information, call 1
the Development office at
Children's Hospital of
Michigan, 745-5373.
The ongoing Racing For \I
Kids project was developed by
Dr. William Pinsky, Chief of
Pediatrics at Children's
Hospital of Michigan. The
program was developed utiliz
ing professional motor sports
to promote children's health
care needs as well as raise II
funds to support cardiology at
Children's Hospital of
Michigan and pediatric
facilities throughout the
country.