NIEL FARR

•:.••

sC,

•;•::•;•.:`•••*.

„kt

TRADE IN YOUR PRESENT VEHICLE
WITH US TODAY REGARDLESS OF
HOW MUCH YOU OWE!*

LINCOLN
MERCURY

• TOYOTA
•
•
MAZDA • VW

NEW '95 TRACER

NEW '95 TOYOTA CAMRY LE

MsNs
.
Nr.1•^ VOMMIkkaM.'Ma.,‘,•\ '‘WA.M.MMIMM,\IMIM VfMr

k

Temple Israel Rabbi To
Speak After King March

LEASE HAG*

LEASE $if cR*

STEVE STEIN STAFF WRITER

24 Mos. "ram

24 Mos. I UV No

R

abbi Joshua Bennett of
Temple Israel will be one
#0095, Auto, air, cars., pwr. mirrors, cruise. $2470 down, $175 sec.
#6090, auto, air, Am/Fm/cass., pwr. pkg., tilt, cruise, r. def., 20% down,
of three speakers at a 30-
dep.
$150 sec. dep.
minute program which
will follow the first United We
NEW '95 TOWN CAR
Walk march in West Bloomfield.
NEW '95 MAZDA 626 LX
The march, a tribute to the
late Martin Luther King Jr. and
to the cultural diversity in the
NIL West Bloomfield community, will
iamb
24 Mos.
Lua/mo.
be held Monday on Dr. King's
oti
411111•111L
birthday, a national holiday.
150019, standard equipment, loaded, full spare. $6578 down, $275 sec.
16137, Auto, air, Am/Fm/cass., pwr. pkg., tilt, cruise, r. defrost and more! 20%
dep.
down, $150 sec. dep.
It will begin at 10 a.m. at Or-
chard Lake Middle School and
CALL NOW! 24 HOUR INFORMATION CENTER 1765 S. Telegraph Rd. continue for one mile north on
4178
Orchard Lake Road to West
Bloomfield Hills
Highland Rd.
Bloomfield High School. West
Bloomfield police will escort the
Waterford
:OPEN EVERY SAT. 10-34 marchers and an EMS unit will
*Equity Trade Program valid only on new vehicle leaqeR (24 mos. or 36 mos.) of greater value than payoff of trade in. With approved credit. Some deals may require additional don payment. Certain restrictions apply. All
be on hand.
prices plus t3x, title, plate, tic., doc., destination, height & acquisition lees. All prices include rebates assigned to dealer. All advertised pymts. are with 20% down unless otherwise specified. Leases all require 1st mo. sec.
An estimated 300-400
dep. plus down paymt based on cony. tinancing. To gel total pymt multiply pymt. by no. of mos. Option to purchase at lease end for predetermined amt. Price determined at lease inception. 15,003 miles per yr. limit on
leases. 111/mile excess (12,000 miles, 14 on 'Nods). LessPe responsible for excessive wear & tear. Sale ends Jan. 20, 1995, at 6 p.m.
marchers, including students,
parents, teachers, clergy and
businesspersons, are expected to
participate.
For the first time, West Bloom-
field schools will be closed on Dr.
King's birthday.
Besides Rabbi Bennett, the
other speakers in the post-march
program at the high school will
be the Rev. Frederick Johnson of
Covenant Baptist Church in
West Bloomfield and the Rev. An-
drew Merritt of Straight-Gate
Church in Detroit.
The program should begin at
about
11:30 a.m.
An Adult Day Program
This will be Rabbi Bennett's
We cater to Adults whose Horizons have been reduced.
first community speaking en-
gagement since he joined the
Temple Israel clergy last summer,
• meet and greet friends
and he's looking forward to it.
• participate in purposeful recreational, educational and
"It should be a wonderful day,"
cultural activities
he said. "Brotherhood, cultural
• foster independence
• promote wellness
• improve quality of life
• provides respite for the caregiver
• enjoy nutritional Kosher food

„o!

,

ILEASEsqgo65* LEASE $ 139 *
•24Mos.

•-ear

;

1-800-MEL-FARR

broaden Their Horizons

,

The Club is located in the Blumberg Plaza, West Bloomfield/Jewish

Community Campus. (Next door to the Jewish Community Center)

Transportation is available.

For more information, please call Myrna Katz, the Adult Day
Program Director (810) 661-2999.

A new day is dawning at

the Club in the Plaza.

ARNOLD

20

Automotive Group Ltd.

MaZIDa

Gradot Ave. at12 Mils Road, Roarellie, Michigan

445-6080

last 25 rislitukv trout the ntrattaghtuts/Bleentfleid area
44 1-696”

■

MEPCuclY

LINCOLN

445-6000

Find It All In
The Jewish News
Classifieds
Call 354-5959

Rabbi Joshua Bennett

diversity and sharing ideas are
so important."
Rabbi Bennett was asked to
speak by United We Walk orga-
nizers because of his involvement
in the West Bloomfield Clergy As-
sociation. He also plans to par-
ticipate in the march.
Marchers should be dropped
off at Orchard Lake Middle
School by 9 a.m. Registration will
take place there, refreshments
will be available and a walk
warm-up will be held.
Drivers can park at the high
school and take a shuttle bus pro-
vided by General Motors back to
the middle school.
If Monday brings inclement
weather, marchers are asked to
call 738-3350 or watch the school
district's cable station, Channel
26, to see if the walk is cancelled.
The program at the high school
will be held as scheduled. O

For Erik Morganroth,
An Urgency To His Wait

JENNIFER FINER STAFF WRITER

E

rik Morganroth, a Univer-
sity of Michigan graduate,
had ambitions of going to
medical school.
But earlier this week, as the
25-year-old Troy resident waited
for a heart, his main goal was
survival.
Exhausted, Erik's family could
only hope a donor heart would be-
come available. Spending much
of their time at the University of
Michigan Medical Center with
their son, Janice and Fred Mor-
ganroth have become actively in-
volved in promoting organ
donation.
Last month, Erik was hospi-

talized after experiencing short-
ness of breath. A common flu
virus attacked his heart and
caused him to contract my-
ocarditis, an inflammation of the
lining of the heart which weak-
ens the tissue.
On Dec. 24, University of
Michigan Medical Center physi-
cians placed Erik on an external
heart pump, which pumps blood
through Erik's body as he waits
for a donor. A patient can gener-
ally survive for up to two weeks
on .a pump yet Erik continues in
good condition.

WAITING page 22