GIBSON SCHOOL

A Quality Environment for The Gifted Student

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NEEDLEPOINT

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FOR THE MAN

GIFTED PROGRAM

• ages 4 - 13
• small classes
• diverse curriculum
• experiential focus
• financial aid
• ISACS accredited

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER

also available year-round for any
child aged TX - 5

12925 Fenton Rd., Redford, MI 48239

(313) 537-8688

IN YOUR LIFE!

ASK ABOUT
GIFT
CERTIFICATES

Accents In
Needlepoint

Contemporary Designs
626-3042

and

Rochelle Imber's

Knit, Knit, Knit
855-2114

In Orchard Mall

West Bloomfield

Open to all regardless of race, colon religion, national or ethnic origin.

TRUNK
SHOW
featuring

VAKC

Shearlings, Leather & Suede
Outerwear & Sportswear

Tuesday, July 26th
Wednesday, July 27th
10 am - 6 pm

CREATE
VIDEO
PRODUCTIONS
When only the best
Video will do for those
once in a lifetime
moments.

Audrey and Steve Lorber
557-4010

The Best Musical
Entertainment.
Period.

P4 ioe Cornell studios

(810) 626-1100

Mack Pitt

Informal Modeling at
Stage Delicateseen

AND HIS

ORCHESTRA

358-3642

The Boardwalk • W. Bloomfield • 626-7776

Combo • Big Band

Give a little piece of your :lea rtilrIP GIVE TO THE TORCH DRIVE

Single Adults
Jewish Studies

The Florence Melton Adult Mini-
School of Metro Detroit, a two-
year program of introductory
adult Jewish study developed by
Hebrew University and sched-
uled to open in metro Detroit this
fall, is a welcoming entry-point
for single Jewish adults who are
interested in learning more
about their Jewish heritage.
Midrasha is serving as coordi-
nating agency for the Melton
Mini-School, in partnership with
an array of metro area congre-
gations, Hillel Day School,
Hadassah, and National Coun-
cil of Jewish Women.
The Melton Mini-School en-
courages adult learners of all
ages to study together in classes
that meet once a week, 30 weeks
a year, for two years. Tuition fees
for the program represent less
than the actual cost in order to
be as affordable as possible.
For information or to be put
on Midrasha's Melton mailing
list, call Nancy Kaplan or Sandy
Loeffler, 354-1050.

B'nai B'rith
Award Luncheon

Lucille and Harvey Weisberg will
be presented with the 1994 B'nai
B'rith Guardian of the Menorah
Award at a luncheon in their hon-
or 12:30 p.m. Aug. 31 at Congre-
gation Shaarey Zedek.
The Weisbergs are being hon-
ored for their years of dedication
and commitment to both Jewish
and community organizations
and concerns. They have taken
leadership roles in numerous or-
ganizations, including: B'nai
B'irth, B'nai B'rith Women, Jew-
ish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit, United Jewish Charities,
United Way, Ecumenical Insti-
tute, Israel Bonds, Brandeis uni-
versity Women, Congregation
Shaarey Zedek, ORT and many
more.
Michael Brooks, executive di-
rector of University of Michigan
Hillel, will serve as guest speak-
er.
All proceeds from the luncheon
will go to sustain B'nai B'rith's
youth-serving agencies and pro-
grams, the B'nai B'rith Youth Or-
ganization (BBYO) and the B'nai
B'rith Hillel Foundations.
For information, contact the
B'ani B'rith Foundation, (810)
855-5255.

Herbert Lehman, later a
U.S. senator, served as the
governor of New York State
four times.