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THOMPSON
RAISINS
$1119
Open Memorial Day
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• Fat Free
• Lactose Free
• Cholesterol Free
lb.
Reg. $1.99 Lb.
Limit 2 Lbs.
Empire
TURKEY DOGS
09
lb. CI
Reg. $1.49 Lb. • Limit 2 Lbs.
Licorice Bites
$149
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Reg. $1.79 Lb. • Limit 2 Lbs.
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K OS HER
HAMBURGER OR
HOT DOG BUNS
$ 29
Reg. $2.99 • Limit 6 Pints
SABRA SALADS
• Tahini • Veggie Liver • Chumus
• Egg Plcnt Salad • Sliced Egg
Plant • Bcba Gancush
Kosher
i Pkg. of 12 CI
Pareve
Reg. $1.59 Lb. • Limit 2 Pkgs.
PITA BREAD
Kosher 12 oz Package
Parev 9
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$ 99
Each
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JPM Sets
Senior Events
Vivian Stollman directs the Se-
nior Adult Choir every Monday
at 12:30 p.m. at the Jimmy Pren-
tis Morris Jewish Community
Center.
The woodcarving group meets
every Monday through Friday
from 9 a.m.-noon.
At 1 p.m. Thursday, May 29,
the Jimmy Prentis Morris Com-
munity Center will host Iry Mar-
shall, from the Jewish War
Veterans office, who will speak
on the history of Jews in the
American armed services. This
program is free of charge.
Shir Shalom
Seniors Group
The Golden Branch, Temple Shir
Shalom's new group for those
aged 59 years and older, will
meet 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 20,
at the temple.
At the inaugural meeting, the
following officers were appoint-
ed: Herb Carson, president;
Dorothy Herman, vice president;
Beatrice Linder, secretary; and
Harry Wax, treasurer.
Future meetings will be held
7:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of
each month at Shir Shalom. Both
cultural and social programs will
be planned.
For information, call the tem-
ple, (248) 737-8700.
Elderhostel
At Butzel
The Fresh Air Society will spon-
sor two week-long Elderhostel
programs in June beginning Sun-
days, June 15 and June 22, at
Butzel Conference Center near
Ortonville, Mich.
The first week, Rabbi Sherwin
T. Wine of the Birmingham Tem-
ple, will lecture on "Five Wars
That Changed America"; Dr. Sid-
ney Bolkosky of University of
Michigan-Dearborn will present
"Life Unworthy of Life: Perspec-
tives on the Holocaust"; and
Corinne Stavish of Lawrence
Technological University will dis-
cuss "From Shtetl to Suburb: The
Transition to the New World
Through Story."
During the second week, Dr.
Michael Harris of Eastern Michi-
gan University will lecture on "Is-
sues in Contemporary Israel";
and the Rev. James Lyons and
Rabbi Amy Brodsky of the Ecu-
menical Institute for Jewish
Christian Studies will present
"The Concept of the Messiah in
Jewish and Christian Tradi-
tions."
Call the Fresh Air Society,
(248) 661-0600, for information,
or register through the national
Elderhostel office, (617) 426-8056.
Elderhostel Inc. is a nonprofit or-
ganization which sponsors resi-
dential academic programs
around the world, offered to peo-
ple aged 55 and over.
JCC Plans
Travel Fun
The Jewish Community Center
of Metropolitan Detroit will
sponsor the following trips:
Windsor, Ontario, July 10 - in-
cludes a trip to Jackson Park,
lunch and learn at the JCC in
Windsor, a guided tour of
Wilestead Manor, and gambling
in one of the two casinos. Casi-
no only: JCC Members $16; non-
members $20. Full tour
including lunch: JCC members:
$26.50; non-members $31.
Niagara-on-the-Lake, July 23-
24 to see Mrs. Warren's Profes-
sion and The Chocolate Soldier.
Trip includes round trip bus
transportation, one night hotel
accommodation at the Prince of
Wales Hotel, one dinner, two
plays, and a trip to Niagara
Falls.
Chicago — August 5-7, fea-
turing two nights at the Lennox
Suites Hotel, tickets for Chicago
and Run for Your Wife, two din-
ners, and docent tour of the "Let
There Be Laughter: Jewish Hu-
mor in America" exhibit at the
Spertus Museum. Transporta-
tion is via motorcoach.
Stratford — September 24-25,
to see Camelot and Filumena.
Round-trip motorcoach trans-
portation and one dinner are in-
cluded. Call Marilyn Wolfe, (248)
661-7649, for details on all trips.
Albanian Jews
Flee Unrest
Rome (JTA) — The current un-
rest in Albania has forced at least
half of the thy Jewish population
there to leave and may effective-
ly spell the end of Jewish pres-
ence in that country.
Only about 60 Jews were
known to be in Albania before the
outbreak of violence earlier this
year.
According to the American
Jewish Joint Distribution Com-
mittee, fewer than 30 Jews re-
main in the country — and they
are currently weighing their op-
tions.
The situation turned more
volatile after bands of Albanians
seized arms and began control-
ling large sections of the country.
Some-of those leaving Albania
are considering resettling in Is-
rael.