I

RAN INTO

AN OLD FRIEND TODAY. SHE WILL SOON BE MY

NEW NEIGHBOR AT THE HEATHERWOOD.

Alan May
Leads Beth El

Alan A. May was installed as president
at the annual meeting of Temple Beth
El. He has served the congregation in
many capacities.
May is president
of the Detroit
Region of the
National
Conference for
Community and
Justice, and is a
member of the exec-
utive board, chair of
Alan May
investments and
national vice chair of the NCCJ. In
2001, he will begin a term as American
delegate to the International Conference
of Christians and Jews.
May is a practicing attorney, special
assistant attorney general, past chair of
the Detroit Bar Probate Section and
co-chair of the Federal Judicial
Evaluation Committee. He also is for-
mer chair of the Michigan Civil
Rights Commission and a life member
of the NAACP. May is active in the
Michigan Republican Party.
Fellow officers installed are Stuart M.
Lockman, Dennis N. Frank, Marshall E
Loewenstein, Roberta Charnas, vice
presidents; Mark Canvasser, treasurer;
and Dr. Norman Rotter, secretary.
Newly installed_board members -
include Cindy Bolokofsky, Elisa
Dreyfuss, Lawrence Epstein, Dr. Charles
Greenberg, Scott Jacobson, Randie
Levin, Warren Rose, Pam Rosenblum,
Linda Sircus, Henry Wineman II,
Charles Zamek and Carol Ziecik. Lois
Freeman, Deena Lockman and Earl
Remer, with Marion Freedman as chair,
have been elected to serve on the 2001
nominating committee.

Picnic Planned
For Veterans

Michigan Jewish War Veterans and its
ladies auxiliary will host patients at a
picnic at the Battle Creek VA Medical
Facility starting noon Sunday, July 23.
The deli luncheon will be chaired by
JWV Chaplain Tom Tannis. The bus
trip to Battle Creek, under the supervi-
sion of State Commander Herman
Sherline and auxiliary co-presidents
Eleanor Silk and Martha Hauptman, will
begin at 8 am. at the memorial home,
16990 W 12 Mile, Southfield.
For information or to take part in the
picnic, call the JWV home, (248) 559-
5680.

WE REMINISCED ABOUT THE GOOF OLE DAYS

AND SHARED OUR DELIGHT ABOUT OUR FUTURE.

AT THE HEATHERWOOD YOU WILL ENJOY

COMPANIONSHIP, DAILY MEALS, HOUSEKEEPING,

24-HOUR STAFFING AND SO MUCH MORE.

the

ATHERWOOD

RETMEMENT COMMUNITY

and
c.eaningful _Retirement..

For information call
Sarah Delaney

(248) 350-1777

CIVIC- cINITER DRIVE
SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN

22800

EOUAL
OPPORTUNTTY

Degolla

ff,v4e4Uttp. 4

IT CONVERTS POLLUTION INTO OXYGEN.
(IF IT TREATS THE ENVIRONMENT THIS WELL
IMAGINE HOW IT CODDLES THE DRIVER.)

'VOLVO
for life

, WT4.74:VAZA
N.^

Barbie, Maureen, Deborah,
Harold and Rebecca

Unique Custom Designs
Wedding Invitations • Bar/Bat Mitzvahs
Party Invitations
Full Service Accessories
Calligraphy & Mailings
Ask about our computer calligraphy.
Instant invitations and addressing.
Invitations 20% off.

La Mirage Center
29555 Northwestern Highway
Southfield, MI 48034
248-356-2454

THE RADIATOR ON THE VOLVO S80 CONVERTS GROUND-LEVEL OZONE INTO OXYGEN. THE REST OF

THE VOLVO S80 TRANSFORMS MERE TRANSPORTATION INTO SOMETHING FAR MORE GRACIOUS

AND THRILLING. THE VOLVO S80 FEATURES: A POWERFUL 197-HORSEPOWER ENGINE • AMAZING

LEATHER-TRIMMED SEATS (CAR AND DRIVER) • A WHIPLASH PROTECTION SEATING SYSTEM • INFLAT-

ABLE SIDE SAFETY CURTAINS FOR HEAD PROTECTION • A PREMIUM STEREO WITH A DASH CD • 10

MORE CUBIC FEET OF SPACE THAN THE BMW 5-SERIES SEDAN • LEATHER • SURROUND SOUND •

COLD WEATHER PKG. • HOME LINK • DYNAMIC STABILITY TRACTION CONTROL

VOLVO

CELEBRATION
CONNECTION
DIRECTORY

in our
Classified Section

www.dwyerandsons.com

DWYER

A N D

SONS

VOLVO

•

$535

per
mo

$1 ;278.19 Due at Inception

248-624-0400

On Maple Rd., West of Haggerty

OPEN SATURDAY 1 0- 4 -

16 month closed end lease. 36,000 miles allowed. 20( per mile over 36,000. Based on Ford "X" Plan pricing Tax & plates are additional.

. . ,:,:.
2000 i
53

7/14