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First English offers adult classes to community
The community IS mVlted to
take part In classes at FIrst
Enghsh Evangehcal Lutheran
Church this fall The sessions
offer a variety of opportumtles
for study, strengthenmg of
faith or family relationships
Featured are a Men's Club
Breakfast and BIble Study,
Adult Sunday School Class,
Thursday Mormng BIble Study
and Renewmg the FamIly
Spmt FIrst Enghsh IS located
at 800 Vermer III Grosse Pomte
Woods There IS no charge for
any of the classes except for
materials The sessIOns WI]] be
Churches
conducted by Walter Schmidt,
semor pastor.
Beginning Sept. 9, and meet.
ing the second Wednesday of
each month, IS the Men's Club
Breakfast and BIble Study The
group WI]] meet at 830 a m at
ElIas Brothers BIg Boy 1estau.
rant for bl eakfast and conver
satlOn, then Will adjourn to the
church for a study of the book
of Damel
On Sunday, Sept 13, the
fil st meeting of the Adult Sun
day School Class WIll be In the
church lounge at 945 a m
"Human SexualIty and Chns
Assumption Cultural Center
to celebrate 15th anniversary
The public IS inVited to at
tend an open house from 6 30
to 9 pm Wednesday, Sept 23,
as the AssumptIOn Cultural
Center celebrates 15 years of
servIce to the surrounding com.
IllUmtle" of St ClaIr Shores,
the Grosse POlntes, Harper
Woods and Eastpomte
Visitors may tour the center,
Including the gymnaSIUm and
locker areas, St Clair Room,
catermg facilities, Nauttlus
Room and classrooms Regular
tours also WIll be conducted of
the Assumption Greek Orthodox
Church and Its recently
completed Iconography and the
new church librarylbookstore.
LIght refreshments wIll be
served.
The church and cultural center
are located at 21800 Marter
Road in the adjoming commun-
ItIes of Grosse Pointe Woods
and St. Clair Shores
Just two blocks from the center,
the Assumption Nursery
Grosse Pointe Baptist Church plans
i1}terdenominational Bible study class
Grosse Pointe Baptist Church
will hold an international, mterdenommationaI
Bible study
fellowship for all women who
want to learn more about the
Bible. Introductory classes WIll
be held)'rom .ITotq.9.1p ,to ).1,10
a.m on Thursdays, Sept 17
and 24, and Oct 1, at the
church, 21336 Mack in Grosse
School and Toddler Center,
22150 Marter Road In St Clair
Shores, also WIll welcome VISI
tors to Its classrooms The nur
sery school, one of the largest
In MIchigan, serves youngsters
12 months through kinder gar
ten.
The AssumptIOn Cultural
Center opened ItS doors m fall
of 1977 Smce that time, thousands
of local reSidents have
enjoyed healthIer hVIng
through Kalosomatlcs, an origInal
low Impact progressIve ex.
ercIse program whIch IS certi
fied by doctors in the field of
sports medicine and has been
selected by Harper Hospital as
a safe and effective program
In 1989, Bon Secours Hospital
donated a 15-station NautIlus
weight room providing an
affordable and convernent opportunity
for communIty members
to expand theIr personal
fitness programs
Pomte Woods
A children's program for ages
2-5 wIll take place at the same
tIme as the class. However,
mothers should make other arrangements
for theIr chIldren
on. the d~y of the mtroductory
class For more mformatIon,
call N aney Heenan at 886-6679
or Jane Ditrapani at 882-9265.
First Christian plans 'Coffee Break'
"Coffee Break," a discussion
group at First Christian Reformed
Church, 1444 Maryland
in Grosse Pointe Park, IS offered
to those who want to
meet new people and learn
from the Bible without "preachy"
sermons.
The 10th season of "Coffee
Break" will begIn at 9:45 a.m.
Tuesday, Sept 15, WIth coffee
and snacks, followed by a discussion,
"Comfort," from 10 to
11 am.
A story hour WIll be prOVIded
for preschool chIldren and a
nursery wIll be available for mfants
For more informatIOn,
call 824-0476
Women of Memorial plan potluck
The women of Grosse Pomte
MemonaI Church will meet at
6 pm. Tuesday, Sept. 15, at the
church, for a potluck supper followed
by a report by a group of
local teenagers who recently
traveled to the Middle East
The youngsters worked m Ibll-
1m, Palestine, helpmg Palestmians
bUIld a library, and
they viSIted several rehgIous
sites m Israel.
ReservatIOns for the supper
may be made at the church office,
882--5330. Study guides for
CIrcle Bible study, "James and
the IntegrIty of FaIth," WIll be
mtroduced dw"mg an mterlude
from 7 to 7:15 p.m
Rummage sale
St. James Lutheran Church,
McMillan at Kercheval In
Grosse POinte Farms, WIll hold
a rummage sale from 10 a m.
to 4 p m Fnday, Sept. 11
Items will mclude furnIture,
Jewelry and clothmg
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han FaIth," a study prepared
by the DIviSIOn for Chw'ch In
SocIety of the Evangehcal Lutheran
Church m America, will
be the toPiC
On Sept 17, at 9.30 a m. the
Thursday Morning Bible Study
WIll begm, centering on a study
of the Sermon on the Mount
from Matthew, chapters 57
Begmnmg on Wednesday,
Sept 23, at 7.30 pm, the eve
mng study group Will begIn a
senes, "ReneWing The Family
Spmt" ThIS class WIll center
around Improving famlly rela
tlOnshlps - husband and wlfe,
parents and chIldren, and
b'l:andparents
ASSistant pastor of FIrst En
ghsh IS the Rev Elaine Go
mulka For InformatIOn, call
the church office at 884 5040
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Dr. Emanuel Tanay
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There are a number of fancy bidding gimmiCksthat we keep In seclUSIOnfor a
seldom, but oh so essential specific use When such a monumenlalbid ISnecessary,
JO the descnphon of one's thirteen pasteboards, It 'll~ a bleSSingto have
such a gadget m your bidding bag
One of the most dIfficult hands to descnbe over partners one no trump ISIhe
two suiter of at least five cards In each Years ago Ira Rubin and PhIl Feldesman
conquered thISproblem by limIting all Ihree bids by responder to partlculanze
Just such a holding Stayman's search for a four card major fit and Jacoby transfers
were used althe two level to ask or tell about most of the common holdIngs
and Lebensohllf there was Intervenhon, but three bids by responderwere sanctlmomouslyreserved
to portray two sUlters Ira never got InvolvedWIthany arllficlal
bid that he dIdn't complicate the issue, but In Its Simplestform, here's hDwIt
works
Three clubs and dIamondspromised al least five-five In the minors Clubs was
mVltalJonaland dIamondsforCIngto game Withslam search Impllcallons Three
hearts and spades promised at least five-five In the majors Heazrts was inVItatIOnaland
spades forCingto game With the same slam ImplicatIons If the no
trump opener rebId three no trump he demed holdmg eIther four cards In one of
the slJpuJatedsUllsor less than seven cards 10 the major or minor shown by the
responder.Any other bid had forcmg mtentlOnsand showed top Sideof no trump
values Four clubs by eIther partner was gerber and suggested only doubt about
hand was number of controls No trump bidder could pass three clubs or three
hearts WIthmimmalopenerand no fit
All bIds by opener at four level (other than gerber call) promIsed length and
forward gomg mterest FIveclubs over three clubs or three diamondsshowed fit,
but no slam mlerest Withsome unstlpulated defect In no trump hand (poSSIbly
:. worthless doubleton that defense mIghtrun agamstlhrec no trump)
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WORSHIP
St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church
881.6670
Jt 1375 Lothrop at Chalfonte '~
900am & 1115am
Worship
10.10am EducationForAll
Nu rsery Available
Rev Fred Harms. Rev Colleen Kamke
GROSSE
240
POINTE Chalfonte
UNITE0 r~throp
CHURCH 884-3075
a canng church
"A living Creed"
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9:15 & 11:15 a.m. Worship
CRIB ROOM AVAILABLE
DR ROY R HUTCHEON, PASTOR
REV KAREN SCHULTE,ASSOC MIN
Grosse Pomte
WOODS
PRESBYTERIAN
Church
19950 Mack (between Moross & Vermelj
9:00 a.m.
Worship & Learning Center
10:00 a.m.
Adult Education & Children's
Hour
11:00 a.m.
Worship & Church School
Dr. Jack Ziegler
preaching
Nursery Services Available
from 9:00 a.m. to Noon
886-4300 rI
The BIble Taught H_I
Su nday Services
Sunday School
MO'Tllng Worsnlp
Sr High Youth
Evening M mstrles
Other Services
945 am
1100am
630 pm
630 pm
Tuesday Jr High YouV' 63u pm
-Wednesday Family NIght 0 rner 545 p'"T1
AWMJA ["ge 3 t/"l'" Gr&de 61 5 ~5 pm
4astslde S ngles meet f!IIBry th rd
Fnday of t/"le month 710 pm
Phone 881 3341
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September 10. 1992
Grosse Pointe News
Jewish Council speaker's topic
to be 'Surviving the Holocaust'
The Grosse Pomte Jewish
CouncIl WIll sponsor a lecture
by fOl.enslC psychiatrist Dr.
Emanuel Tanay on "Survlvmg
the Holocaust" at 7'30 p m
Wednesday, Sept 16, at the
Grosse POInte UnitarIan
Church, 17150 Maumee In
Grobse Pomte
Tanay IS climcal professor of
psychIatry at Wayne State Umvelslty
He was born m Poland
dnd faced the Holocaust durmg
hiS adolescence He survived on
bOcalled Aryan Papers, part of
the time as a semmanan m a
monastery In Krakow. HIS
struggle for survIval was depIcted
m the Oscar nominated
documentary, "Courage to
Care"
Aftel World War II, Tanay
SERVICES
escaped Eastern Europe and
fled to MUnlch, Germany,
where he studied polItical SCIence
and medicme. In 1952, he
came to the Umted States and
completed psychIatnc trammg
m the Ilhnols State Hospital
system in 1956
In the last 15 years, the focus
of hIS work has been forenSIc
psychiatry He is the author of
a book on homiCIde and has
been an expert wItness in wellknown
cases such as those of
Jack Ruby, Ted Bundy and
Robert Garwood
The commumty IS mVlted to
the free lecture. For InformatIOn
on thiS and other pro
grams, Write the Grosse Pomte
JeWish CouncIl at P a Box
25031, DetrOIt 48225
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even though It'S use ISnaturally hmJled Today,I wnte aboutll as on two occasions
thiSsummer It came JO handy and landed us a top. Once 10 Grosse Pomte
WithJack Danaher and more recently Withone of my favorite Oakland partners,
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A word aboulthe bidding.Three dIamonds was forcing shOWingmlllors.Three
hearts acknowledge mmors and showed heart control. Three spades showed control
Four clubs was gerber and five clubs was no aces and useable void which
must be spades because of precedmg bId. North now knew his cards were work-
Ing and bid the slam in hISbest minor It was a lay-down in eIther minor and a
top for Dave and thiScolumnist, but three no trump played by the field fared oodly
Those In the mlllor game had the second best match poIntscore. Blddmg gimmiCkshave
their g1onousmoments! .:
Redeemer United First English Ev. Lutheran Church
Methodist Church
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20571 VernIerJust W of 1-94
Harper Woods
884.2035
]0:30 a.m. Worship
9.15 a.m. Sunda School
GRACE
UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
Kercheval at Lakepomte
822-3823
Sunday School and Worship
10:30 a.m.
Nursery IS provided
Rev. Harve Reh
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530pm
BOOam
!H5 am
10'20 a.m
11:15 a m
CHURCH
20475 Sunningdale Park
Grosse Pointe Woods, 884-4820
SilO 3 m. Holy Euchansl
10303.m ChoralEuchanstaodSermon
Church School(NurseryAvailable)
Mid-Week Euchanstll.30 a m Tuesday
The Rev. Robert E. Neily
The Rev, Jack G. Trembath
TIre Rev. Ruth Clausen
9-DO-1215 p.m
Vernier Rd. at Wedgewood Dr.
Grosse Pointe Woods
884-5040
8:30 & 11:00 a.m. Worship
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
Dr. Waller A. Schmidt, Pastor
St James Lutheran Church
170 McMillan Ad" near Kercheval
Grosse Pointe Farms
884.0511
8:30 a.m. Adult Study
9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Worship
9:30 a.m. Sunday School
3 years to 4th grade
Rev. William Kablenberg,
Pastor
THE SUBJECT FOR THIS
SUNDAY IS:
FslablLlhed 1865
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CHRIST
EPISCOPAL First Church of Christ,
CHURCH Scientist
Saturday
Holy Euchanst
Grosse Pointe Farms,
282 Chalfonte Ave.
4 blocks West of Moross
Sunday Sunday 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School 10:30 a.m.
Holy Eucharist Wednesday 8:00 p.m.
FmmlyEuchanst ALLARE WELCOME
Church School and Adult
Fcrum
Holy Euchanst or
Mornmg Prayer
Supel'Vlsed Ntmery
It Gro... Pointe Blvd.
13t3) 885-484t
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BAPTIST CHURCH
21336 Mark Aven J~ GPW /VI 48236
Christ the King
Lutheran Church
Mack at Lochmoor 884-509
9:00 & 10:30 a.m.
Worship Services
9:00 a.m. Sunday School
Bible Classes
Joseph P. Fabry, Pastor
Randy S. Boelter, Pastor
Grosse Pointe
UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
AFriendly alUrch for All Ages
211 Moross Rd.
Grosse Pointe Fanns
886-2363
9:00 a.m. & 11:15 a.m. Worship
10:15 a.m. Study Gasses
A- THE UNITED
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THEGROSSEPotNTEMEMoRw. CHURCH
The Presbyterian Church (U S.A)
we weJcune\bu
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1992
THE REV. DR. V. BRUCE RIGDON, preacbing
9:00 Worship - Holy Communion
10:00 Education for Youth
11:00 Worship - Holy Communion
8:45 - 12: 15 Cnb & Toddler Care Available
8:30 - 12:30 Coffee & Fellowship
5:30 - 7:30 Annual BBQ
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