4 Seasons

Pireplcs.ce Barbecue
PRE-SEASON SALE

REF. $390. $115 999REF. $425.

ENGLISH OAK BP -18"

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$27999

BP -24"

logs, burner, pan, embers,
cinders, grate, & SAFETY PILOT CONTROL.

INCLUDES:

OTHER SIZES & STYLES OF
GAS LOGS ON SALE

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Sisterhood kick-off meeting, 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 24, at the
synagogue.

Parkwood ORT will have its fall
luncheon, noon Wednesday,
Sept. 25, at Sutton Place Apart-
ments clubhouse. Call Nita
Lichtenstein, 357-2524.

League of Jewish Women's Or-
ganizations opening meeting at
Congregation B'nai Moshe, 12:15
p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26. There
is a charge for luncheon; call Bev-
erly Canvasser, (810) 681-5855.

YOUTH

Pizza party and sukkah deco-
rating at Congregation B'nai
Moshe, 4 p.m. Wednesday, Sept.
25. Free party open to all chil-
dren. Registration requested,
(810) 788-0600.

ALL FIREPLACE GLASS DOORS ON SALE-- DESIGN
SPECIALITIES, CUSTOM DOOR, DAVID KIMBERLEY, HEATILATOR,
HEARTHCRAFT, PORTLAND WILLAMETTE, MAJESTIC, SUPERIOR

4 Seasons Fireplace& Barbecue
(810)855-0303 SALE ENDS 9-25-96

30903 ORCHARD LAKE ROAD (in THE PLAZA between
13 & 14 Mile by TJ Maxx &THE GAP) HOURS:Sunday 10 am - 5 pm

Monday-Thursday 10 am-9 pm Friday 10 am-6 pm CLOSED SATURDAY

CLOSED MONDAY YOM KIPPUR

Rabbi Irons
At Maple-Drake

Rabbi Shmuel Irons will return
to the Maple-Drake building.
Rabbi Irons has been the dean of
the Kollel Institute of Greater
Detroit for 21 years and director
of the Jewish Heritage Founda-
tion since 1992.

Rabbi Irons' lecture series, "Ful-
filling Relationships Through
Jewish Wisdom," will consist of
four Tuesday lectures at 8 p.m. at
Maple-Drake. The program is free
and open to the community. Re-
freshments will be served after
each lecture.
Oct. 8 - "How To Raise Chil-
dren You Can Be Proud Of'; Oct.
15 - "Friends Are Forever-Secrets
to Lasting Friendships"; Oct. 22
- "How to Really Appreciate Your
`Self' "; Oct. 29 - "Learning to
Communicate, to Listen, to
Love."
To preregister for an individ-
ual lecture or the entire series,
call the Adult and Family En-
richment Department, (810) 661-
7649.

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Twelve-Step
Program Planned

Members of Congregation
T'chiyah will sponsor a 12-step
program in a Jewish context for
individuals with all addictions.
The time, date and location of
meetings will be determined by
those interested in the program.
For information or to express
interest, call Robin Gillis, 9 a.m.-
noon Monday-Friday, (313) 544-
4648.

Jules Doneson

JULES DONESON, retired

travel agent and Farmington
Hills resident, will present his
recently published book at the
forthcoming Detroit Jewish
Book Fair. Titled Deeds of Love:

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A History of the Jewish Foster
Home and Orphan Asylum of
Philadelphia ... America's First
Jewish Orphanage," the book

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Showroom Hours: Monday-Friday 11-5 • Saturday 11-3 • by appointment

3160 Haggerty Rd. • West Bloomfield • 48323 • 810-624-7300

Carol Rosenblum

students. A teacher at Kensing-
ton Academy, Ms. Rosenblum
began her career in the Detroit
Public Schools where she taught
for 20 years before joining the
staff at Kensington six years
ago.

chronicles the 95-year history of
the institution where he spent
over 12 years as a ward with his
brother and sister.

CORINNE STAVISH will be
featured at the Corn Island Sto-
rytelling Festival in Louisville,
Ky.

CAROL ANITA ROSEN-
BLUM has received an award

LYDIA GRAY, supervisor of

from the Michigan Council of
Teachers of Mathematics for her
years of dedication and service
to the mathematics education of

Rehabilitation Services for Jew-
ish Vocational Service (JVS), is
the winner of the Sheldon E.
Westerman Award presented by
the metropolitan Detroit Reha-

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