Four-Level, 4-Bedroom Ranch Are New Jersey AJC
Livonia's Newest Home Attractions Critical of Meyner's
Signing Sunday Law
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NEWARK, N.J. (JTA) —

Israel Adds to Its Livestock

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Sharp criticism of Gov. Meyner
for signing the new state Sun-
day closing law was voiced by
Pedigree Cows: 48,000
the American Jewish Congress. Pedigree Cows: I9 00Q=
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Adrian M. Unger of Newark.
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president of the state branch of
the AJC, expressed "profound
disappointment" at what he
Horses and Mutes: 22,00(
called the Governor's "dis- Hotteiond.Mulesl.: 8,200
regard of the need to protect
religious freedom" in the state.
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The Newport, a four-level home offering an option of
The AJC leader said that
Sheep and Goats: 170,000
either three or four-bedrooms, is one of two models offered
Gov. Meyner's action in signing Sheep and Goats: 26,000
in Butler Hills, new luxury home community in Livonia.
the measure was "particularly
disturbing" in view of assur-
.A four-bedroom ranch also is featured in the development.
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ances he had given that he
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would take no action on the bill
A luxurious four-bedroom
Egg-laying
Hens:
1,426,000
Pass
New
Florida
Law
Egg-laying
Hens:
4,500,000
until protesting groups in the
ranch home and a companion
four-level model are attracting to End Terrorist Bombings state had an opportunity to
place
their objections before
wide attention at Butler Hills,
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (JTA)
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a new community of quality —A new Florida law, now in him at a public hearing.
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"Gov. Meyner's description of
homes built by the Woodbury effect, is designed to end ter-
Tractors: 681
Tractors: 5,700
the
bill
as
not
involving
any
Bldg. Co., in Livonia.
rorist bombings of the type that
Israel Bonds provided economic resources to make possible
The four-level Newport hit synagogues and schools religious aspects ignores re-
model has three upstairs bed- throughout the South last year. peated protests brought to his
a record increase in livestock and farm equipment. The num-
attention in recent weeks by
rooms on the fourth level, and
ber of horses, mules and cows has almost tripled. The number
The measure, passed by the Jewish and non-Jewish reli-
an optional room on the sec- legislature, sets a maximum
of egg-laying hens has reached more than three times the
ond level which can be trans- ten-year prison term penalty gious groups," Unger stated.
original number. while there are nearly seven times as many
formed into a fourth bedroom on a conviction for shooting
or More than 500 gifts were
or used for any number of I throwing
sheep and goats. The degree of mechanization. financed by
"any
missile
which
given
the
University
of
Mich-
other purposes. There also is
Israel Bonds. is reflected in the fact that there are more than
would produce death or great igan Historical Collections last
an attached 12 by 20 foot bodily harm" into a building. year.
eight times as many tractors now in use.
carport.
Beginning with a basement
on the lower level, the home
features 'a beautiful 24 foot
fully paneled family room on
the next level, together with
the extra room and a half
bath. A glass wall leads fpom
the family room to the out-
side patio.
On the third level is the
spacious country-style kitchen
and a nice-sized living room
with studio ceiling. A short
stairway leads to the fourth
level with its three bedrooms
and ceramic tile bathroom.
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The Hampton model, with
its foursi, bedrooms, full base-
ment aria two complete baths,
has a • large paneled kitchen-

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family area, and is highlighted
by a spacious 24-foot living

room and large. covered front
porch.
Features common to both
models are face brick con-
struction, built-in GE oven
and range, wet plaster. wood,
double-hung windows, ceramic
tile bathrooms, copper plumb-
, ing. minimum 60-foot lots.
paved streets and sidewalks,
city water and sewers and close
proximity to schools.
The Newport, with its 1,600
square feet of living area, sells.
for 521.400 with $3,800 down
to an FHA mortgage. The
Hampton has 1.465 square feet,
and sells for S21.950 with
S2.950 down.
Both models are available

on 30-year FHA mortgages.
with conventional terms also
available. according to the
Rose-Hill Realty Co.. sales
agents for the homes.
The models are located at
18007 Middlebelt. at Ravine
Dr.. about midway between Six
and 7 Mile Rd. For informa-
tion. call GA 2-9742 or KE
2-9060.

New York Attorney
Given Honorary Doctorate

NEW YORK (A.JP) — Attor-
ney Albert Mintzer, founder of
the Small Investors' Real Estate
Plan (SIRE) and a leader in
local Jewish communal life, was
the recipient of an Honorary
Doctorate of Laws Degree at a
reception held here this week
at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel.
The degree, given by Phila.
thea College. London. Ont., was
presented to Dr. Mintzer by Dr.
Benjamin C. Eckardt, president.
and Dr. Harry Cohen. chancel-
lor of the college.

The University of Michigan
has recently renewed accredi-
tation of 40 high schools in its

anntsal accreditation program.

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A CHAIN IS AS STRONG AS

How many times have you heard someone say t

"A chain is as strong as its weakest link?"

On the subject of a community's attraction for
industry it can be said as fairly that the com-
munity is as strong as its weakest link.

A town's pulling power with industry is made
up of such links as . . . labor supply and skills
... public facilities and services ... schools ...
all-around livability ... reputation for produc-
tivity ... availability of financing ... attitude

toward new industry ... treatment of present
industry ... what present industry says about
the community • . what people of the commu-
nity say about each other.

Let us look for weak links and if we find one
let's work together to forge a strong one in its
place.

Join hands with your local industrial develop-
ment organization and the Michigan Economic
Development Department to help your commu-
nity prosper.

This ad is one of a series published as a public service by The Detroit

Jewish News in cooperation with the Michigan Press Association and the

Michigan Economic Development Department.