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1996 Jeep Grand
Chersice
$275
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1996 Eagle Vision ESI
Stock
#7464
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Includes: Power windows, power locks, tilt/cruise, air, 26X package,
AM/FM cassette, sunscreen glass, overhead console.
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1996 Plymouth Grand
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Includes: Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, tilt/cruise, air.
AM/FM cassette stereo, V6, automatic transmission.
Includes incoming inventory.
PLYMOUTH
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*Lease based on approved credit. 12.000 miles per year with no penalty on Plymouth Breeze and Eagle Vision, 10.000 miles per year with no penalty on Plymouth Grand Voyager and Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo.
15c per mile over 12,000 and 10,000 miles respectively. Lessee responsible for excess wear and tear. Total payments, take monthly payments, and multiply number of payments. First month's payment and security
deposit in advance. Security deposit equals 1st monthly payment, plus 6% user tax. title, destination. Requires 51,000 down. This offer subject to change without notice. Plus dest., & taxes. All incentives to dealer.
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and get great ideas for bar/bat
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school, company, anniversary,
EXHIBIT CALL (810) 352-0990
and, of course, birthday parties!
Better World
Is Event Goal
The Workmen's Circle / Arbeiter
Ring and its Teen Group will hold
"A Shenere un Besere Velt Event
— Generations Together for a
More Beautiful and Better
World."
Based on the Jewish concept
of Tikkun Olam, on repair of the
world, the program will include
artistic, social action, cultural and
ecological projects designed to
help make the world a better
place. Refreshments will be
served.
It will be Sunday, March 24,
from 2:30-4:30 p.m., at the Work-
men's Circle Educational Center,
26341 Coolidge, Oak Park; (810)
545-0985. Admission is $2 each
for non-members and their chil-
dren, and $1 each for members
and their children, plus one item
of non-perishable kosher food for
Yad Ezra.
Temple Israel
Hosts Concert
"Memories of Littman's People's
Theater", a program dedicated to E\
the music of the Yiddish Theater,
will feature Cantors Robert Abel-
son, Martha Novick and Harold
Orbach in a concert at Temple
Israel on Sunday, March 31, at
3:30 p.m. Understanding Yiddish
is not required for this Harry
Laker Memorial Concert, co-
sponsored by the Temple Broth-
erhood.
Robert Abelson, cantor of Tem-
ple Israel in New York City and
on the board of the American
Society for Jewish Music, has
served the Jewish community for
40 years. He specializes in Yid-
dish art song and performs works _
of neglected Jewish composers. -\
Martha Novick received a
bachelor of sacred music from
Hebrew Union College's School
of Sacred Music, where she was
invested as cantor and a bache-
lor of science in music per-
formance and a master of arts
in music education from New
York University. She is cantor (-\
at Temple Emanu-El in Westfield
NJ. Harold Orbach has served
Temple Israel in West Bloomfield
as cantor for over three dec-
ades.
Mack Pitt is well-known to De-
troit audiences as a band leader
for special programs, including
the Balfour Concert. He has per-
formed with the Detroit Sym-
phony Orchestra, playing first
saxophone and mandolin.
Also featured will be Zina
Shaykhet, accompanying on the
piano, and the Temple Israel
Junior Choir, conducted by
Elaine Greenberg. Complimen- E\
tary tickets are available by call-
ing the temple office, (810)
661-5700.