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1994 MUSTANG GT CONVERTIBLE

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24 MO, LEASE

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`94 PONTIAC
BONNEVILLE SSE

Extra clean

`95 GMC
JIMMY SLT

`95 PLYMOUTH
NEON

36 MO.$299
LEASE
MO.

Low miles

Moonroof

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LEASE
24ma$ 288 MO.

Automatic, air

36 MO.$
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`94 GRAND
MARQUIS LS

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`95 SATURN
SL1

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`96 GMC
YUKON SLE 4x4

39 9* MO.

OLIE C1MASS
CONK

Leather, low miles
*

$336* mo.

`94 CHEVY
CORSICA

36 MO$
LEASE 197 MO.

Low miles

48 MO $
LEASE

`95 HONDA
ACCORD EX

24 Mo.$299 *
LEASE
MO.

Low, low miles

Bloomfield will have her art work
displayed during the Midwest
Color '97 Exhibition of colored
pencil art to be held at the Birm-
ingham-Bloomfield Art Associ-
ation.

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* Lease payments are with approved credit, plus 6% sales tax, 1st mo. payment, sec. dep., (payment rounded up to
the highest $50 increment). Tax, title, plates. Down payment ($499 Accord, Clera; $999 Jimmy, Bonneville, Satum,
Grand Marquis, Corsica, Yukon, Cutlass & Neon) & acq. fee ($495) due at lease inception. 12,000 miles per year, 140
per mile in excess. Lessee responsible for excess wear & tear. Option to purchase price determined at inception.

GLASSMAN

MARTIN M. DOCTOROFF re-

ceived a resolution passed unan-
imously by the State Bar of

Michigan Board of Commission-
ers, honoring him for distin-
guished service as chief judge of
the Michigan Court of Appeals,
a post from which he recently
stepped down. Judge Doctoroffis
a member of the board of com-
missioners, elected by State Bar
members in Oakland County,
and is immediate past secretary
of the State Bar.

BOBBI ROSELAND has had a

poem published in Frost at Mid-
night, a volume complied by the
National Library of Poetry. Her
poem is titled "Gift of Love."

JOEL H. KAUFMAN, a Farm-

ington Hills attorney, was re-
cently honored for lifetime
dedication and service at the na-
tional convention of the Tau Ep-
silon Rho Law Society. DAVID
LEYTON, Flint Township clerk
and an attorney, was installed as
the new national chancellor for
the upcoming two-year term.

LEAH NEWMAN, a seventh
grade student
at Hillel Day
School, will
have a short
story published
in Kaleidoscope
magazine. Her
story will rep-
resent student
writing in the
State of Michi
gan. She will be Leah Newman
honored at a
luncheon in Grand Rapids in =
March. RACHEL GROSS-
MAN, an eighth grade student
at Hillel, was
chosen to rep-
resent the
school in the
Promising
Young Writers
Contest, spon-
sored by the
National Coun-
cil of Teachers
of English.
Rachel Grossman

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Business Women
Hear Castiglione

Studies and Congregation B'nai David
S E, Midrasha Center for Adult are Jewish
pleased to present

Jewish Life in Poland Today

Save the date!

Monday, March 24, 1997

8:00 p.m

With guest speaker

Rabbi Michael Schudrich

Executive Director,

at Congregation B'nai David

Ronald S. Lauder Foundation, Poland

W. Bloomfield

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Free of charge

Open to the community

HERBERT A. YOSKOWITZ,

rabbi of Congregation Beth
Achim, was recently awarded an
honorary doctorate by the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary of
American in New York in recog-
nition of his contributions to the
Conservative Movement and the
Jewish people.

Reservations are being accepted
for the next Jewish Federation
Business and Professional
Women's program, 6 p.m. Thurs-
day, Feb. 27, at Congregation
Beth Abraham Hillel Moses.
Guest speaker will be Rabbi
David Castiglione of Temple Beth
El, who will speak on "Spiritual-
ity: The Healing Process." Dairy
dinner will be served at a charge
of $25 per person. Registration
begins at 6 p.m.
Paid reservations are due by
Feb. 17. For information, call
Toni Hayes at the Federation
Women's Campaign and Edu-
cation Department, (810) 642-
4260