COMMUNITY DIGEST From page 60 Association of Detroit. The Bloomfield Hills resident chairs the Economic Advisory Committee of the American Bankers Association in Washington and is a member of the ABA's Government Relations Council. A past president of the Detroit Chapter of the National Association of Business Economists, he has worked at all levels of government. Pamela Lippitt and Judy Stern are co-chairs for the event. The charge is 510, which includes appetizers. For information or to respond by Oct. 11, contact Kari Alterman, (248) 203-1470. Prentis Lauds Volunteers Prentis Jewish Apartment honored 100 resident volunteers and the volun- teer of the year for 2000-2001 on Aug. 22 in appreciation for their hard work and dedication to the other resi- dent and family members at Prentis. Volunteers perform many duties, including working at the Prentis Pantry convenience store, serving as resident council officers, selling snacks and donated items from the showcase, and assisting in the Meals on Wheels program and the recycling program. Mayor Gerald Naftaly presented the volunteers and the volunteer of the year with a proclamation on behalf of Oak Park. Prentis Jewish Apartments is dedi- cated to providing safe and affordable housing and related services to older adults within a Jewish communal environment in order to promote independence and the highest quality of life. Prentis offers 267 apartments. High Holidays At The Shul: Where The Mysticism Of The Prayers Isn't What Page We're On. T he Rosh Hashanah /Yom Kippur Services should be mystical — not mystifying. And they should be very meaningful, as well as very comfortable. Because everyone should have a place to feel at home on the High Holidays. That's why we'll have exciting services (in Hebrew and/or English), a children's pro- gram, classes about the prayers' mystical meaning during service times, a warm environment with friendly people — and a serious Kiddush after services. Possibilities for High Holiday spiritual con- nection are truly infinite, but seating is limited. Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are September 17-19 and 26-27. Services will be at the Maple-Drake NC, D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building. So join us, so that, mystically, we'll be on the same page. LINIk % .THE SRL. Chahad-Lubavitch 6211 Quaker Hill Drive, West Bloomfield, MI 48322 www.theshul.net • • • • • • • • • children, adults, advanced, beginners, too Oak Park Mayor Gerald Naftaly; Ella Mae Vance, resident volunteer of the year; Larry Machlis, administrator Prentis Jewish Apartments; Natasha Garbuzov, Russian interpreter, at the recent recognition of the volunteers. You're invited! Services are free, but you need to call The Shul (248-788-7131) to register. HELEN KERWIN MTNA certified Kind, enthusiastic 3 5 3 62'45 • Art Glass & Pottery • Bakelite • China • Compacts • Crystal • Depression Glass • Fiestaware • • • • • • Flow Blue Furniture Handbags Ironstone Costume, Fine, Vintage & Sterling Jewelry • Lighting • Linens • Sterling Silver • Majolica • Toys • Vintage Clothing • Vintage Telephones • Watches & Pocket • Watches • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 24 Kt44 14•14 ch 71c oh"? • • • • • • • • • 4 30 dealers offering a variety of quality antiques & collectibles, estate and vintage jewelry, unique gifts and bridal registry Are you interested in selling some of your treasures? We accept consignments, purchase outright and conduct estate sales! Monday-Saturday: 10:00am-6:00pm Sundays: 11:00pm-5:00pm • • 115 South Main Street Royal Oak, MI 248.545.4663 • 9/14 • 63 • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • O 2001