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THE DETROIT JEWISH NE WS — Friday, June 2, 1961 --
Smokier Announces $14 Million
Home Development in Southfield
The largest residential land
purchase in the his tory of
Southfield was announced by
Bert L. Smokier, president of
Bert L. Smokier and Company.
The land, which covers 155
acres, is located on 11-Mile Rd.,
one-quarter mile east of the
Lahser cut-off from Northwest-
ern Hwy., • and will be de-
veloped for Beacon Square, the
newest Smokier community.
Altogether, there will be over
500 h o m e s, situated on lots
ranging in width from '70 to
80 _feet. In order to preserve
the spacious c o u n t r y atmo-
sphere, the homes will have a
40 foot set-back from the
streets, and the streets them-
selves will be at least 33 feet
wide.
Developments for - Beacon
Square include the construc-
tion of a separate storm sewer
with gutters at the curbs of
the streets, a separate sanitary
system, 5-foot • sidewalks, and
De t r o i t water. According to
Smokier, costs for the land and
development will be $2,500,000.
Final figures for the homes
and land in Beacon Square will
be upwards to $14,000,000.
Construction is nearing co
pletion on three model
. •
ranch, a colonial a
a s
level. These hom
in price betwe
$23,95e and
$25,500 with
.H.A.
mit-
ments avai t
All
aeon
Square ho
will ink_ de two-
ear attac
garage, sep
dining oom, uilt-in
washer, panelled den, fireplace,
command post and eating space
in the kitchen, built-in oven
and range, between three and
five bedrooms, and two or more
baths.
The home will be constructed
with Owen-Corning "Comfort-
Conditioned" fiberglas insula-
tion in the ceiling and walls.
In addition, Beacon Square
homes are Bronze Medallion
homes •. . . offering plenty of
electric current and a minimum
of five electric built-in appli-
ances.
"We've taken our research
findings and have come up with
something really fine," said M.
L. Berman, vice president of
Bert L. Smokier and Company.
"We've incorporated the re-
search findings into each of the
homes we're building in Beacon
Square. And when we run into
a snag . . . it's back to the
research for the final decision,"
said Berman. "For instance, we
found that today's home buyer
resents optional extras . • .
that's why we've included the
fireplace, the panelled den, the
p a r t flooring, the dish-
w
two-car attached
ge . . . a *ncluded in the
urchase price
Beacon Squa
is scheduled
for a Jtine 16
and Opening.
Howeve--, Bert
Smokier and
Compa will e showing all
three odels
. the ranch,
onial
d the split-level
pain
nt prior to the
ing
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Experts to Study Problem
Israel Concerned with Increase
in Number of Saturday Workers
(Direct JTA Teletype Wire to
The Jewish News)
JERUSALEM — The govern-
ment of Israel was disclosed
Wednesday to be planning a
study by experts in Jewish reli-
gious law for means of coping
with the problem of a rising
number of Saturday workers re-
quired by the rapid pace of intro-
duction of modern machinery.
Giora Josepthal, Minister of
Labor, told the Knesset'
government was CO
the increasing nu
cations for Sat
mits. Under I
the Jewish
special per
of cabinet
He e
its
were
n only
security
reasons or for f
ies requir-
ing u terrupted attendance b
a thr
hift workers . sch
or for
"ntenance
cases
where spe
rature situa-
tions called for uninterrupted.
production in periods including
Saturdays.
He said the increase in appli-
cations for Saturday work per-
mits had been rising because of
the constant flow of new ma-
chinery into Israel's economy.
The government has decided to -
name three experts on Halacha
as an institute for industrial re-
search in relation to Jewish re;
ligious law.
The institute's task will be to
advise the cabinet on ways of
reducing the number of work-
men required on the Sabbath.
The labor minister disclosed the
and the plan in reply
from deputies of the
Agudat Israel. The
then referred to
SIX INMATES serving life'sen-
tences now make up membership
in the "Operation Leaky Arm
Five Gallon Club" at Jackson
State Prison. . . • Three more
inmates will be members before
the end of the year . . . Harry
Fleisher is the champ, having
.already given 45 pints. . . .
Jackson Prison inmates have do-
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OF
in the past five years, so that
PANCAKES
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free of charge, . . . The "Five
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Gallon Club" was started - by
Open 7 a.m. 'til 1:30 a.m.
Jackson Prison inmate "Flat
every day
Top" Daly, who has since inter-
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Free Parking
State U. to try and break their
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own record of 2,046 pints in one
week. . . . Finally, after these
tries, MSU set a new world's
record of 2,295 pints in one week
. . . which the inmates of Jack-
son Prison will now try to beat.
• . . Localite Leo Polk, "the
walking blood bank" who has
donated 309 pints in the last 31
years, is the outside go-between
who arranged for nine sweaters
appropriately inscribed with "Op-
eration Leaky Arm Five Gallon
Club" insignia and given by J.
L. Hudson Co. to be worn by
the Jackson Prison club mein-
bers.
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RABBI ISRAEL HALPERN,
of Congregation Beth Abraham,
told Oak Park Councilman Dave
Shepherd about giving a cigar
to a fellow who thanked him,
Delivered 1-1Cri. To Your
and exclaimed, "Holy smoker'
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WITH JUNE 1-8 pro-
claimed as "City of Hope Week,"
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