Meyer jeweters Presents:

Conference Set
On Disabilities

Kadima will host the Third Con-
ference on Adults with Psychi-
atric Disabilities at Temple Beth
El on Wednesday, May 31, at 7
p.m. "Chronic Schizophrenia:
Hope and Choices: will feature
Lori Schiller, author of The Quiet
Room. Lori Schiller and her
mother, Nancy, will share a Jew-
ish family's perspective, offering
a look into the experience of psy-
chosis.
The panel discussion will be
joined by Dr. Elliot Luby, a pro-
fessor of psychiatry and law at
Wayne State University; and Dr.
Leonard Lachover, staff psychi-
atrist at Sinai Hospital. Prior to
the conference, Lori Schiller will
attend book signing at Barnes
and Noble at Telegraph and
Maple.
Kadima, the sponsor of the
event, is a non-profit, non-sec-
tarian mental health agency, pro-
viding programs and services to
men and women with psychiatric
disabilities.
Tickets for the conference are
$15. For information, call Tonia
Victor, (810) 559-8235.

Torah Center
Sets Activities

Bais Chabad Torah Center will
be conducting a three-week sum-
mer program for teen-age boys,
13-15, beginning July 5. The pro-
gram will take place every day
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will in-
clude athletic activities, Torah
study, swimming, and outings.
For information, call the Torah
Center, 855-6170.
Mr. Zelig Spillman of the
Toronto Orthodox Connection
will be in the metro Detroit area
on Sunday, May 14. Orthodox
Connection is a matchmaking
service centered in Toronto which
extends to all major cities in
Canada and the United States.
Clients pay a processing fee of
$180 on registration. Following
an interview and a reference
check, the potential matches are
suggested. To make an appoint-
ment, contact them at (905) 886-
4042; or Rabbi E. Silberberg,
(810) 855-6170.

Network Plans
A Celebration

The Leadership Network of B'nai
B'rith will hold its monthly com-
munity volunteer program to cel-
ebrate the birthdays of the senior
residents of the Federation
Apartments on Wednesday, May
17, at 7:30 p.m., meeting at the
Teitel building in Oak Park for
refreshments and the celebration.
Call Steve Cohen, 642-4618,
for information.

COLLECTION

Sometimes the most exciting,
sparkling gifts come from a store you've known
locally for 75 years! Meyer Jewelers has been serving
fine jewelry shoppers in Detroit since 1920 when our founder,
Meyer Rosenbaum, opened the first store on Detroit's west side at the
corner of West Vernor and Springwells. As we celebrate our 75th year, we're
proud to offer stunning fine jewelry designs from our newly-arrived

Spring Collection Now On SALE

for all Springtime gift-giving! Visit a Meyer Jewelers
store today to experience how Meyer Rosenbaum's
legacy continues to shine through our
uncompromising standards of quality, service
and value. It's what you've come to
expect and, frankly, Mr. Rosenbaum
would have accepted
no less.

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