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2004 CADILLAC
SR
2002 CHEVY
TRAILBLAZER LTZ
14 K miles, V6
Pwr. Moon
'26,900
2002 DODGE RAM
1500 4X4 4-DR
'16,900
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$17,900
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AUDETTE
7100 Orchard Lake Rd., West Bloomfield
Mon. & Thurs. til 9, Tues., Wed., Fri. til 6;
OPEN SAT. 10 am - 4 pm
2006 CADILLAC STS
1900 miles, cashmere,
navigation, V6
$38,500
2004 SEVILLE SLS
27K miles. Certified.
'23,900
2000 PONTIAC
BONNEVILLE SSEI
2001 SEVILLE STS
20K miles, silver/gray leather
47K miles, very clean,
priced to sell!
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Bonds Office Manager
Diversity Discussed
Bruce Plisner, licensed registered rep-
resentative, has been hired to manage
the Detroit office of State of Israel
Bondi According to Larry Wolfe, cam-
paign co-chair-
man, there has
been major
restructuring of
Israel Bonds
offices across
the country and
Detroit is now
part of the
region based in
Pittsburgh.
Plisner
Plisner comes
to the Detroit office with many years of
sales and management experience. A
long-time resident of the Detroit area,
he and his family are active members
of Temple Beth El.
The Israel Bonds office is at 29777
Telegraph Road, No. 2440, Southfield.
Office hours are Monday to Thursday, 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday, 9 a.m. to 3
p.m.
For further information, call (248)
352-6555 or (888) 352-6556 or visit
www.israelbonds.com .
Beginning Thursday, March 9, and con-
tinuing each Thursday through March
30, the Birmingham Area Seniors
Coordinating Council and Center
(BASCC) will sponsor a cultural diversi- .
ty series at the center, 2121 Midvale,
Birmingham. Each session will begin at
10 a.m. and is free.
The series will offer information
about cultures of four communities
within the Metro Detroit area: Arab-
American, Native American, Jewish and
Mexican.
The March 9 preSentation will high-
light the Arab-American community,
with speakers Renee Ahee of Ahee
Communications Inc. and Dr. Anan
Ameni, executive director, Arab
American National Museum; the March
16 presentation will highlight the
Mexican community with speaker
Maria Elena Rodriguez, executive direc-
tor of the MexicantoWn Community
Development Corporation; the March
23 presentation will highlight the
Jewish community with speakers
Birmingham language arts teacher and
attorney Judy Saretsky and her husband
Gary, also an attorney; and the March
30 presentation will highlight the Native
American community with speaker,
Caleene Jones Newman, president and
CEO of Arrowhead Resources
Corporation, a woman-and Native-
owned business.
Pre-registration is required for each
session. Call BASCC, (248) 203-5270.
BBYO Seeks Members
Our new 6000 square
foot showroom is now
open featuring the best
in custom wall units,
factory built home
office, bookcases and
cabinetry. And now
IN-STOCK wall systems
for immediate delivery.
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Michigan's Largest Selection of Wall Systems,
Home Office and Custom Cabinetry
Traditional, transitional or contemporary designs and styles.
Choose from unlimited selection of material and finishes.
We will show you your "OPTIONS."
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Commerce Township
Two Miles West of Haggerty
One Mile West of M-5
1/2 Mile North of Maple
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Kly
248-669-0000
visit us online at:
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B'nai B'rith Youth Organization will
hold a membership kick-off 2-4 p.m.
Sunday, March 5, at the Jewish
Community Center in West
Bloomfield.
All Jewish eighth- to 1 lth-graders are
invited. A meeting for parents will be
held concurrently to inform them about
BBYO and the membership process.
For information, call BBYO,
(248) 788-0700.
Grant Aids Archive
The Voice/Vision Holocaust Survivor
Oral History Archive at the University of
Michigan-Dearborn has received a
$25,000 grant from the Conference on
Jewish Material Claims Against
Germany to assist with the transcrip-
tion of .the archive's recorded interviews
with survivors.
Jamie L. Wraight is curator and histo-
rian of the Voice/Vision Archive. It con-
tains 229 taped interviews with
Holocaust survivors, but only 70 of
those have been transcribed. At the cur-
rent rate of about 15 transcriptions per
year, it would take nearly 11 years to
complete the 159 interviews waiting to
be transcribed. The grant will enable 36
interview transcriptions each year.
The interview transcripts are avail-
able for use through interlibrary loan,
the archive's Web site at http://holo-
caust.umd.umich.edu and community
outreach activities.
CAJE Grant Program
The Coalition for the Advanceinent of
Jewish Education is inviting applica-
tions for its grants program for innova-
tive educational programs. A total of
$2,500 will be awarded for the 2006-
2007 academic year and winning pro-
posals, upon review, may be renewable
for up to one additional year.
An independent jury will review pro-
posals and recommend grant awards to
the CAJE Board. Proposals will be
judged on the merit of the idea, creativ-
ity, the number of people served, the
depth of Jewish content and the poten-
tial for replication.
Applications will be accepted only
from current CAJE members and only
one proposal per member may be sub-
mitted.
All proposals for 2006-2007 CAJE
grants must be postmarked no later
than April 13. Grant awards will be
announced by June 30. Projects funded
by a one-year grant must be completed
by June 30, 2007. For details, visit
www.caje.org or call CAJE, (212) 268-
4210.