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September 19, 1986 • Page Image 67

…1986-2006 Back to the Future By Dr. Conrad L. Giles Now that time travel is no longer the subject of only B-grade movies, let's imagine for a moment that we've arrived at the year 2006. It's not that far away, you know—only 20 years down the road. We discovered a tremendous untapped source of voluntarism among our senior citizens. We discovered that their special skills and experi- ence, their wisdom and sensitivity were one of the Jewish ...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 68

…1986-87 Allocations From the Allied Jewish Campaign 1986 Campaign Achievement Less: Campaign and Collections Reserve for Shrinkage Available for Allocation $23,800,000 1,370,000 1,190,000 21,240,000 Domestic Services $ 8,453,900 Local Agencies and Services $ 7,706,145 Akiva Hebrew Day School Capital Needs Fresh Air Society Hebrew Free Loan Association Hillel Day School Hillel Foundation -MSU Hillel Foundation -U of M Hillel Foundation...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 69

…=, ■ Fred M. Butzel Award 7 David Handleman ir Allied Jewish Campaign "Fisher Meeting", October 1978 In the spirit of devotion to community service that marked the life of Fred M. Butzel, this year's Butzel Awardee is a longtime leader of Jewish communal and Detroit civic life. David Handleman receives Federation's high- est honor in recognition of his efforts on behalf of the Allied Jewish Campaign, United Jewish Charities, United Fou...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 70

…1986 Allied Jewish Campaign $ 698 402 A n unbeatable combination of volunteers and contributors enabled Detroit's Allied Jewish Campaign to anticipate a record total in 1986: $23.8 million. That translates into vital services for all of us, especially our aged and our children, here at Clockwise from top: Super Sunday success Women's Division Phonogift Campaign report meeting Major gifts gathering home, in Israel and in 32 other coun...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 71

…CAMPAIGN OFFICERS DIVISION CHAIRMEN Paul D. Borman Stanley D. Frankel Nathan Greenberg Howard Tapper General Chairmen Lawrence S. Jackier Emery I. Klein Graham A. Orley Joseph H. Orley Vice-Chairmen Robert H. Naftaly Advisor to Divisions Mercantile & Food Herbert L. Rechter Industrial & Automotive Alan J. Hayman Neil A. Satovsky Real Estate & Building Trades Dr. John D. Marx Professional Health Irwin Alterman CAMPAIGN MANAGEME...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 72

…Agency Relations, Planning and Budgeting t takes many months of hard work by volun- teers and professional staff to assess the fund- ing needs of Federation's beneficiaries. for buildings that house these services. In allocating 1986 Allied Jewish Campaign funds for these needs, the divisions also re- mained mindful of our promise to our national and overseas partners. For a report on how the "pie" was divided, see the chart on Page 6. The...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 73

…CONFERENCE OF CULTURE AND DIVISION CHAIRMEN EDUCATION COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMISSION ON IDENTITY AND AFFILIATION James M. August Stuart E. Hertzberg David K. Page Harvey A. Gordon Jessie Stern Peter M. Alter James M. August Marvin Berlin Mandell L. Berman Harold Berry David L. Bittker Elaine D. Block-Victor Robert Bluestein Martin E. Citrin Leon S. Cohan Harriet Cooper Margot Coville Eugene Driker Dr. Joseph N. Epel Douglas M. Etkin Stan...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 74

…Committees Clockwise from top: From Detroit to Israel with love: Paul D. Borman with young residents of Ramla Hadracha leadership on Israel mission Project Renewal boosters Jane Sherman, community coordinator Marilyn Grant F Their areas of concern range from Federation's day-to-day operations to the development of new programs. or the Federation committee members who spend many hours in volunteer service, the name of the game is creativ...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 75

…JWF PERSONNEL AND MANAGEMENT FRED M. BUTZEL MEMORIAL AWARD Thomas I. Klein Joel D. Tauber Chairman SUBCOMMITTEES: JWF Personnel Thomas I. Klein Chairman Emery I. Klein Erwin S. Simon Shelby Tauber Edward C. Levy, Jr. Federation Agency Personnel Bruce E. Thal Chairman Albert M. Colman Carolyn Greenberg Thomas I. Klein Milton Lucow Marvin R. Novick Helen Shevin Norman Wachler JWF/SINAI HEALTH SERVICES Martin E. Citrin Chairman Al...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 76

…United Jewish Charities ARE Jewish Information Service— a phone call away Sponsored by the Jewish Welfare Federation and its member agencies, JIS is funded through the Max M. Fisher Jewish Community Foundation of United Jewish Charities and the Allied Jewish Campaign. T his is a proud moment for United Jewish Charities. As Federation's predecessor and as its continu- ing partner in service to the Jewish community of Detroit, we are delig...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 77

…OFFICERS INVESTMENT MAX M. FISHER JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION David Handleman Alan E. Schwartz Stanley J. Winkelman Samuel Frankel Graham A. Orley Frieda Stollman Irving Rose President Vice-Presidents Samuel Schiff Treasurer Martin Kraar Secretary BOARD OF DIRECTORS Peter M. Alter James M. August Mandell L. Berman Louis Berry Marlene Borman Paul D. Borman Ruth K. Broder Hon. Avern L. Cohn Alfred L. Deutsch Henry S. Dorfman Max M...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 78

…Federated Endowment Fund Top: Yiddish Concert in the Plaza, Prudential Town Center Bottom: Hanuka at Jewish Family Service-coordinated group residence for senior adults W e are all trustees of our Jewish heritage... with an obligation to improve it, cherish it and guard its future". With these words, Max Fisher expressed his belief in continuity of Jewish life and Jewish values, from generation to generation. Endowment Fund. Here the dono...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 79

…ENDOWMENT POLICY ENDOWMENT DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL ADVISORY LEGACY AND LETTER OF INTENT Mandell L. Berman Samuel Frankel Stanley M. Weingarden Arthur A. Weiss N. Brewster Broder Milton Lucow Chairman Chairman Irwin Green Joseph H. Jackier Frieda Stollman Louis Berry Hon. Avern L. Cohn Alfred L. Deutsch Samuel Frankel Miriam Hamburger David Handleman Miles Jaffe Lester Morris Jane Sherman Erwin S. Simon Leonard N. Simons Bernard H. ...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 80

…Faces o Our Community Jewish Community Center at 60 I t all started with newly arrived immigrants needing to learn English and with young women being taught to type so they could earn a living. The 60 years of partnership that Federation has shared with its member agencies has special meaning for the Jewish Community Center, also founded in 1926. Over the years, wherever Jews settled, there was a Center at the hub of activity. To this day...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 81

…Young Leadership Awards Sylvia Simon Greenberg Young Leadership Award Frank A. Wetsman Memorial Leadership Award Cheryl Guyer A young woman who shows unusual promise as a communal leader is selected annually to receive this award, established by Samuel S. Greenberg and Ronald and John L. Greenberg in memory of their wife and mother. The award encourages the recipient's attendance at the Council of Jewish Federations General Assembly. Will...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 82

…Women's Division T he enthusiasm and dedication of 600 volun- teers —and the generosity of Detroit's women —enabled the division to achieve a new Allied Jewish Campaign milestone this year: $3.3 million. Important contributions to the group's achieve- ment were by the growing Business and Profes- sional Division and by the new Lion of Judah Division, which raised $1.1 million in one day! Programs like Institute Day and Spring Forum were un...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 83

…Detroit Service Group W hen the Jewish Welfare Federation was established in 1926, the Detroit Service Group was created to run the Allied Jewish Campaign. As the year-round organization of Campaign volunteers, the DSG has helped our community achieve new heights in fund raising. This year, the Detroit Service Group was restructured to play an active part in the Federated Endowment Fund. In appreciation for their many hours of service, Cam...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 84

…61..I.MSIME•ftImpa- 60 Years of Leadership Jewish Welfare Federation Presidents Henry Wineman Max M. Fisher 1926-1930 1959-1964 Milford Stern Hyman Safran 1931-1933 1964-1969 Clarence H. Enggass 1934-1937 Alan E. Schwartz 1969-1972 Abraham Srere 1938-1943 Mandell L. Berman 1972-1975 William Friedman 1944-1945 Martin E. Citrin 1975-1978 Julian H. Krolik 1946-1949 George M. Zeltzer 1978-1981 Samuel H. Rubiner 1950-19...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 85

…Irving Lichtman stretches out before the start. Debbie Isaacs-Feldman won her'age division, pushing Daniel all the way. Taking the turn to cross Walnut Lake Rd. Theeurse winds through the subdivisions near Temple Israel. 61 …

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 86

…B'nai Moshe is... ON THE AIR Adult Education Classes. When You Join B'nai Moshe, You Join A Mishpacha. For information, call the Synagogue (548-9000) or Marc Sussman (541-3132) Congregation B'NAI MOSHE, 14390 W. Ten Mile Road, Oak Park MI, 48237 Introductory Offer DENTAL CHECK-UP AND CLEANING 39 $00, cReg. $100) A. D. Franklin, D.D.S. 661-5080 JEWISH 1 4 p.m. Sunday, Continental Cable Channel 11, and Tribune/ United Cable Channel 1...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 87

…•••• ,r 7: s tF ,FS fa Si r IC s 17. . V3 V. z ,s7 FS TS V. 'r Ft s r or ts. THE JEWISH NEWS Former jewelry store owner David Nederlander began a theater empire in the heart of Detroit VICTORIA BELYEU DIAZ Special To The Jewish News ne day, back in 1912, a 26- year-old De- troit businessman walked into the downtown office of pioneer auto buil- der R.E. Olds and, shortly therafter, walked out with a 99-year lease to the Detroit Ope...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 88

…WE SERVE THE BEST! YOU PAY LESS! IMPORTANT! OUR FOOD IS FRESH & HOMEMADE! FAMILY RESTAURANT 22740 WOODWARD Just South of 9 Mile Ferndale • OPEN 7 DAYS • 544-7933 IYOUR CHOICE OF_GREEK OR TOSSED SALAD AT NO EXTRA CHARGE WITH REG. OR 8-COURSE MEALS! ENTERTAINMENT LISTENING POST DANNY RASKIN IT WAS "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" for Harry Ko- • BREAKFAST, LUNCH & DINNER • OPEN MENU WITH REGULAR AND 8-COURSE DINNERS •FRESH BROILED FISH • CHICKEN • TUR...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 89

…• taste of whale a. expect at thestEn Appetizers "Escarg ots Provenade ....................... $6.50 te 'Boat .... . ... $7.50 pp pp Fre m p on Fresh. Shri Cherrystone Clams on the 9-faff Shelf ..... $4.50 g-(afSheff.... $5.50 on the Oysters BCia Point oysters Bienviffe ........................... $6.50 5 s .. $.95 in (14Ririe and 9-ferb s a uteed Frog Legs Pate Maison Sauce Cumbertand .......... $5.5o Assorted Kabobs Cajun Styfe ............…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 90

…rOoupor7,1 SAVE THE BLUE NILE! Our Famous BBQ SLAB $40551 FOR TWO 1 OR Our Famous AR.13 THE PLACE FO R RI BS Open 7 Days 11 a.m.-12 Mid. Ethiopian Cuisine BAR-B-Q CHICKEN • • 46 ".■ 00"•• ■•■•► ■ •••••• lowo••••• FOR TWO $ 655 JN LUNCHEON SPECIAL MON.-FRI., 11-4 HOMEMADE SOUP AND SANDWICH $375 (Except Bar-B-Q Rib) THE BLUE NILE COUPON ORDERS DINE-IN OR CARRY-OUT FARMINGTON HILLS 851-7000 LIVONIA 427-6500 31006 ORCHARD LAKE R...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 91

…LOOKING FOR A SPECIAL PLACE TO HAVE YOUR NEXT PARTY? > and 12 Mile ... around No- vember of this year ... It will seat 70 people. November is the fourth an- ? niversary of Larco. Bros. Carry-Out ... with very fine job there being done by • Mark, Duglass Benhart, Jeff • Burman and Laith Sharkis. A second Larco Bros. Carry-Out was opened in March ... run by Mark's brother, Mike ... at Park Place Plaza, Northwestern and 14 Mile. JIMMY'S BACK .....…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 92

…ENTERTAINMENT TELEGRAPH AT 10 MILE IN TEL-EX PLAZA Southfield . 352-2320 OPEN 7 DAYS BEST OF EVERYTHING DINNER SPECIALS Z • SPAGHETTI • LASAGNA 0 • LIVER & ONIONS BAKED OR BAR-B-Q CHICKEN • BAKED COD BROILED HALIBUT • VEAL PARMESAN 0 INCLUDES: SOUP OR SALAD, POT. & VEG. NMI SALAD BAR $1.50 Extra j BREAKFAST SPECIAL 1 a.m.-11 a.m. WEEKEND SPECIAL 12 Noon Til 9 p.m. ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT EVERY FRI.... FISH & CHIPS es: L_ • • • • $3.99 ...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 93

…OPEN 7 DAYS MON.-SUN. a.m. to 10 p.m. Temple Presents \ Sheri Nichols GtzEn ANKLIN SHOPPING CENTER 358-2353 29221 NORTHWESTERN, N. of 12 Mk a3A5 BREAKFAST FEATURES 7 a.m.to 11 a.m. •2 EXTRA LARGE EGGS (any style) •3 SLICES BACON OR SAUSAGE OR it 2 SLICES OF HAM • BAGEL OR TOAST & JELLY `e 9 • HASH BROWNS • BAGEL OR TOAST & JELLY 6 • 2 EXTRA LARGE EGGS (any style) • 3 SLICES BACON OR SAUSAGE OR 2 SLICES OF HAM $ 4 99 •HASH BROWNS • B...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 94

…Alr SUNRISE. Ckft. The All Newly Remodeled 10% SENIOR CITIZENS DISCOUNT (Except Specials) 19.25.M'S HOFIN OMELETTES WAFFLES 15600 W. 10 MILE RD. AT GREENFIELD (New Orleans Mall) 28505 NORTHWESTERN AT BECK RD. New Summer Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7 a.m. p.m. Sun. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 8-4, Sun. 74 552-1100 353-3232 26200 W. 12 Mile Rd. E. of Northwestern 357-2009 • LEGAL LO-CAL MENU • WEIGHT WATCHER FROSTED DRINKS • BREAKFAST SPECIALS •...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 95

…DINNER THEATRE AT Your Host: Ed Chudyk Cpat6 4 716010 , • • • • SPATS Ribs Steaks Seafood Chicken HYATT REGENCY D DEARBORN JIMMY LAUNCE PROductions, Inc. RESTAURANT present Dining and Piano Lounge \ _ new legitimate theater in De- troit opened its doors with a distinctly unmemorable musi- cal called The Gay Life, star- ring Jules Munshin. But, while The Gay Life may have tuined out to be less than an over- whelming success, the F...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 96

…▪ • • Deli Unique GREAT FOOD! GOOD TIMES! 9674999 CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS 25290 GREENFIELD North of 10 Mile rumb. Rd. OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY SATURDAY AFTERNOONS AND SUNDAYS AVAILABLE FOR Your Hosts: Heinz Menguser & Bob Kimoto Invite You To Enjoy Their Complete Fixed Price Dinner ALL OCCASIONS DIAMOND JIM BRADY'S Mondays Thru Fridays Includes: Choice Of 4 Entrees, Soup du Jour, Dessert and Beverage. New Menu FREE COVERED ...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 97

…feuit fiagui4ti:5 Exclusively Italian Restaurant "They're in managerial posi- tions now, but those kids worked their way up, too," says Harry Nederlander. "Started ) literally at the bottom. Just the way all the rest of us did." ❑ > GOING PLACES Continued from Page 63 NIGHT CLUBS PANACHE: 555 S. Woodward, Birmingham, Suburbans, 9:30 a.m. Sunday; Alexander Zon- jic, 9:30 p.m. Monday; and Re- flections, 9:30 p.m. Tuesday; 642-9400. "Memo...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 98

…ENTERTAINMENT movie listings 3258 ORCHARD LAKE RD. 681-3537 KEEGO TWIN Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon. Thru Thurs. Fri. & Sot. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Closed Sun. On Orchard Lake at Cass Lake Rd. 1 1/2 Miles West of Telegraph 682-1900 SERVING BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER Opera Theatre Season Begins This od will entitle bearer to ONE FREE ADMISSION TRAY CATERING FOR YOUR NEXT AFFAIR OUR SPECIALTY Friday, Sunday, Wednesday & Thursday When a secon...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 99

…STRICTLY KOSHER MEAT MARKET 13831 W. 9 Mile Rd., Oak Park 543-7092 GLATT KOSHER MEATS (at reasonable prices) 10TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS VEAL ROAST $2.99 SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS $1.99 STEAK LAMB CHOPS 1.99 WHOLE SHOULDER (10-12 tbs.) 1.69 (16 Steak Lamb Chops) lb. lb. lb. lb. Many More Specials In Our Self Service Counter Under Supervision of The Council of Orthodox Rabbis Advertising in The Jewish News Gets Results Place Your Ad Tod...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 100

…ACTION BLIND DISTRIBUTORS "window treatment at wholesale prices" Fresh Fish Specials BY APPT. ONLY! SUPERIOR FISH CO. HAS MOVED! I 422-1587 WHOLE WHITEFISH, LAKE TROUT AND PICKEREL Free measure, no Freight, installation available You can prevent mental retardation Call For Prices Contact the Association for Retarded Citizens for free information. SUPERIOR FISH CO. House of Quality Mon.-Wed. 8-5, Thurs. & Fri. 8-6 Saturday 8-1 Ser...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 101

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September 19, 1986 • Page Image 102

…1111. ■ 1111=11.1E. SPERBER'S KOSHER !CARRY OUT NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR THE HIGH HOLIDAYS FEATURING A COMPLETE LINE OF HOLIDAY FOODS—A LA CARTE OR DINNERS FOR BEST CONVENIENCE CALL YOUR ORDER IN ADVANCE! Orders Accepted Until Sept. 25, 1986 Our Hours: Fri. 9 a.m. til 2 hours before sundown Tues. thru Thurs. & Sun. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. 25250 GREENFIELD OUST NORTH OF 10 MILE RD.) Call 967-1161 Under Supervision of Council of Orthodox Rabbis ...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 103

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September 19, 1986 • Page Image 104

…Advertising in The Jewish News Gets Results Place Your Ad Today. Call 354-6060 THE I T'S OA' TO TRUST . $1.1Pf AND BUY POSTER SALE 20% OFF • F■ 7■ 0 t an , watA, GALLERY Orchard Mall 855 0633 - Matt MENTH•A•MI NT (oseph(-lur 0 11161111•1401M11111•10 ,1 x ORIGINAL C/N.A.MON STIR THE NATION'S FAVORITE NOW HAS THREE GREAT TASTES MENTH•A•MINT Enjoy a refreshing cup of Menth•a•Mint Slim Tea. It's 100% CAFFEINE-FREE. Need we s...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 105

…Shul Attack Was Planned In Switzerland Geneva (JTA) — The attack on the Neve Shalom syna- gogue-in Istanbul was plan- ned by terrorist groups meeting secretly in Switzer- land as early as last May, ac- cording to an unnamed Reagan Administration specialist on international terrorism, the Swiss Die- graphic Agency reported last week. The agency published the story which first appeared in La Stampa, a daily newspaper in fibrin°, Italy. It state...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 106

…NOW . . . SLUattStalia 1/2 OFF! TANNING Limited Edition PRINTS EUROPEAN SILVER SOLARIUM U.V.A. TANNING LOUNGES HEALTHY & RELAXING • { reg. $60. 00- $200.00 selected assortments • Ave Maria • William Coombs • Charles Cobelle • and Others FREE f I VISIT _ iL s • I LOCAL NEWS FIELD MN NEW CLIENTS ONLY I 2646 Coolidge Hwy. (S. of 12 Mile) Berkley 399-1320 or 399-1327 647-3800 :Si 1606 S. WOODWARD (JUST N. OF 14 MILE) BIRMINGHA...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 107

…0 MOD TECH FURNITURE, INC. manufacturer of custom furniture \ 'Gemini' Due . At Center Event Punt, Pass, Kick The 1986 Punt, Pass and Kick competition will be hosted in the area and is open to all youngsters ages eight to 13. Pre-registration is advised at one of the following rec- reation departments: Farmington Hills, 474- 6115; Oak Park, 545-6400; Southfield, 354-9603 or Troy, 524-3484. Dates and times of local competitions are as foll...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 108

…SEPHARDI COMMUNIT HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES Y B'NAI MITZVAH the only word for contemporary women's fashions Zionist Cultural Center 18451 West Ten Mile Rd., Southfield, MI 353-9526 SELICHOT SERVICE Heritage Horizon Bldg 24901 Northwestern Hwy Southfield, Mi Ex-Detroiter. Has Bar Mitzvah Yelena the bracelet in her< new home in Israel. Guests will be -asked to ( send letters of congratulation to the Cherniak family, Vas- `\ ilkovskaya 4/...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 109

…ROSH HASHANAH GREETINGS SYNAGOGUE PICK...THE GREETING OF YOUR CHOICE Cantors Named For Holidays Best wishes for a happy, healthy New Year. — NAME — $11.50 #1 larnn nalkl '11V2 to all our friends and relatives. 1 # 2 — NAME — $21.50 These are samples of only personal greet in offered this ye published in issue of the Jewish News on October DEADLINE: edne May the coming year be filled with health and happiness for all our family ...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 110

…* LIVONIA JEWISH CONGREGATION ORCHESTRA 31840 W. 7 Mile (just west of Merriman) proudly announces the return of ALL Types of Music For Every Occasion CANTOR DAVID A. GUTMAN for the High Holiday Services Rosh Hashanah 10/3, 10/4, 10/5 Kol Nidre 10/12 Yom Kippur 10/13 Ticket sales: 9/21 & 9/28 9 a.m.-12 noon For info call 471-7389 or 474-5557 Abraham Ben-Ze'ev 968-1358 UNBEATABLE DEAL ee LARRYSRAPLAN New Cars — Trucks Used Cars — Lea...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 111

…PERKS FOR YOUR PARTIES!' ENTERTAINMENT? INVITATIONS? IF be The Rabbi as Nudnik." He will also participate with Rabbi M. Robert Syme and Rabbi Harold Loss in bestow- ing the mantle of rabbinic re- sponsibility on his son. Rabbi Yedwab, ordained this past June from Hebrew Union College-Jewish Insti- tute of Religion in New York, received his ordination bless- ing from his father at cere- monies at Temple Emanu-El, in New York, when the senio...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 112

…For some, evening is the best part of the day. Because the night belongs to... FOR WOMEN BETH SHALOM SISTER- HOOD will have a rummage sale 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday and 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday at the synagogue. SCAR SI American Heart Association of Michigan ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ The Lupus Foundation of America is dedicated to finding the cure for a disease you probably didn't know existed. September 25 & 26 • 10 00 -...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 113

…MITCHELL A. KLEIN D.D.S. "Herb's Reliable Service" 0 AUTO RUST REPAIRS announces that he has expanded his office hours in the practice of total family dental care. Zedakah Club To Hear Wine FOREIGN & DOMESTIC BUMPING & PAINTING Saturday & Evening Appointments Now Available Free Estimates at Your Home or Office Free Pick-up and Delivery — Vinyl tops, corroded floors 851-2980 5651 West Maple Rd. West Bloomfield, MI SAME DAY SERVICE O...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 114

…* * * * * * * * * * * * * if * * 0 * * * PHOTO PARTY FAVORS * * * quality instant photography makes us the best choice for your party g ork oic hand and custom knit apparel for all seasons PHOTOS BY GILBO • Gift Certificates Available • 358-4085 29101 Northwestern Hwy. * 851-2765 357-5166 ** * * * * * * ** * ** * * * WEDDINGS Institute de Beaute Where the unique world of gracious lovliness awaits every woman 32480 Northwester...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 115

…- ... . MAGIC MEMORIES Michlin-Schubiner The Center for New Think- ing will present Rabbi Sher- win Wine, who will lecture on "Cuba: Castro and Bore- dom," as part of the Thursday Forum Series, 10 a.m. Thurs- day at the Somerset Mall Auditorium in Troy. There is a charge. Ancient Britain Subject Of Series The Farmington Commu- nity Center will hold a three-session workshop entitled, "From Stonehenge to Camelot," at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday an...…

September 19, 1986 • Page Image 116

…The Finest in Men's Fashion Footwear is at •• M • LTER •• 4eitioe. •• •• •• •:. Of Harvard Row .• Designers of Fine Furs Complete Fur Service FACIAL HAIR • PERMANENTLY REMOVED BNAI BRITH Eyebrows, Neckline, Arms Recommended by Physicians FREE CONSULTATION SHIRLEY PERSIN Registered Electroiogists ADVANCE BUILDING 11 MILE & LAHSER Phone: 358-0850 ::::::::::: 23077 GREENFIELD, Room 260 Near Northland & Providence Hospital Sout...…

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