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Exquisite collection of Antique &
Collectible Dolls from the late 1800's to 1980's.
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eith Primeau of the De-
troit Red Wings and two
former Red Wings will
sign autographs for char-
ity Monday at the Shirt Box in
Southfield.
Alex Delvecchio and Johnny
Wilson are the ex-Wings sched-
uled to participate in the 6-7
p.m. session at the store.
A $3 donation will be asked
for all three autographs, with
proceeds going to the COTS and
SHAR Inc. shelters and the
Metro Detroit Youth Founda-
tion, which offers job training
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Bisque & China Heads • German Jointed
Composition • Unusual Hard Plastics
Discontinued Madame Alexanders
Terri Lee • Shirley Temple & More!
Broaden your collection by adding a rare
or hard-to-find antique doll!
• Madame Alexander • Royal
• Heidi Ott
• Lee Middleton
• Gotz
•Johannes Zook
• Hildegard Gunzel • Corolle
• Annette Himstedt • Ginny
• Dolls by Jeri
•Sabine Esche
• Pauline
• Carin Losnitzer
• Effanbee
• Kathe Kruse
• Robin Woods
• Let's Play Dolls
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THE DOLL HOSPITAL
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services. The Shirt Box also is
hosting its sixth annual Char-
ity Trade-In during February
for the benefit of the same or-
ganizations. Anyone bringing
in an old shirt or tie for charity
receives $3 off the price of a new
shirt or tie. Other clothing and
monetary donations also are be-
ing accepted.
"The trade-in gets bigger
each year," said Shirt Box own-
er Ron Elkus. "It's a lot of fun,
and it helps needy people get
some nice clothes."
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Lana Rybak and her
grandmother, Leah, vis-
it at least once a week.
They consider their re-
lationship close and talk about
many things.
Last Friday, Elana found
out that her grandmother's fa-
vorite thy as a child was a doll
she made.
She discovered plenty more,
too.
For Purim, the sixth-grade
students of Akiva Hebrew Day
School brought shalach man-
ot baskets of cookies, juice,
crackers, candy and other hol-
iday treats to the residents of
Teitel Federation Apartments
in Oak Park.
In addition to dropping the
customary parcels, the stu-
dents "interviewed" the apart-
ment dwellers.
Arlene Oppenheim, Akiva's
sixth-grade general studies
teacher, compiled a list of stu-
dents' questions, ranging from
"Where did you go to school?"
to "What's wrong with the
world today?"
"It's a mitzvah to do this,"
Ms. Oppenheim said. "But this
is also about teaching sensi-
tivity toward older people. We
discussed our trip before com-
ing; we'll talk more after. We'll
write thank-you letters.
"Who knows? Maybe some
relationships could develop
from this."
Sadie Weiss would like that.