C om mu nity

Chanukah 'Rocks' At Akiva

IN PROGRESS

No Charges Please

On The Boardwalk

(248) 626-7776

Orchard Lake Rd.

The Akiva chbir.

when you can't include your pet

in your travel plans .. .

Yeshivat Akiva in Southfield held a celebration for the first night of Chanukah.
The opening address was given by the headmaster, Rabbi Yigal Tsaidi.
The evening started with the lighting of the candles by the kindergarten
class under the direction of Rivka Nachlas. The event highlight was soloist
Yaniv Tsaidi, son of Rabbi Tsaidi.
Laura Schwartz led the Akiva choir, composed of children from the elemen-
tary school.

Yaniv Tsaidi in concert.

BOARDING ♦ GROOMING
TRAINING ♦ DAY CARE

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Vacation Spot for Your Pet

26245 Michigan Ave.
Inkster, Michigan

877 949 PETS ♦ 313 277 6805
Open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Sunday thru Saturday

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At Pet Suite Retreat, your pet will be
cared for by men & women dedi-
cated to your pets well being. Our
exclusive free shuffle service to
and from Metro Airport allows you
to leave your vehicle in our secure
indoor parking facility. Using our
shuttle service is not only hassle
free, it saves you time and money.

Were
you on the Michigan Unity
Mission to Israel? Brinc in your Mission

name tag and receive 10% oft your
pet's next boarding.

ATS Elects Board

The Detroit Chapter of the American Society for Technion-Israel Institute of Technology elected new members to its board of
directors. Shown in the first row are Joe Epel, Mark Carney, Bea Epel, Susie Pappas, Marty Rosenthal, Rose Feldman,
David Handleman, Larry Rich, Amy Folbe and Ron Schwartz. In the second row are Ron Bassey, Scott Leemaster, Judy
Cantor, Rob Schecter, Harvey Freeman, Jim Deutchman, Doug Etkin and Morrie Rochlin, chapter president. New members
elected but not shown are Jim Bellinson, Don Lansky, Jerry Kanter, Phil Minkin, Mickey Nemer, Mary Wartell.

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