46-Friday, April 25, 1969
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 50
40-EMPLOYMENT
MALE AND/OR FEMALE
17-A-LOTS FOR SALE
FRANKLIN Forest-Northwestern and
13 Mile. 2 large desirable lots. Sacrifice.
JO. 6-3961.
TEACHER for Sunday Religious School
Elementary and advanced. Good back-
ground and experience required. Mrs.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS area. Addison- Utchenik. LI. 8-9000.
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10 Mile. 105x275. LI. 6-8992.
FOR sale-approx. a acre lot in Frank-
lin Village. Call 863-1353 after 7 P.M.
GROCERY MANAGERS
SOUTHFIELD
Wholesale. $175 week starting pay.
Blue Cross and retirement benefits.
No nights or Sunday work. Must
have either retail or wholesale
grocery experience.
100'x175' Treed Lot
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ALL types roof repairs, aluminum gut-
ters. I do the work myself. LI. 7-3217.
NEED A PAINTER!
Let us recommend one to
you. Painters, wallpaper hang-
ers - courtesy.
KNOPPOW PAINT COMPANY
MERAL & CO.
8031 Lyndon
Coventry Woods Lane
off Bell Rd.
14960 Livernois - UN 2-5272
Apply 9 A.M. to 1 P.M.
OWNER
Latex Flat Paint
40-A-EMPLOYMENT WANTED
851-3880
3 /4
SECRETARY and bookkeeper currently
' employed full-time seeking part-time
work, weekends and nights. UN. 2-5272.
' yE. 7-1199. ask for Marilyn.
ACRE
PART-TIME office work. 2 or 3 days.
Experience, mature. BR. 2-5923.
LAKE FRONTAGE
EXCELLENT infant nurse. Reasonable
rates. AV. 5-9467.
Approx 1 acre adjacent to
Franklin Hills Country Club.
Sewer & Water.
Howard T.
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19-OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 11
RANCH. B rooms. 1850 sq. ft. Air-con-
ditioned, carpeted. Zoned office. Pri-
vate parking. 19025 West 10 Mile. South-I,
field. 3584300.
21-B-INVESTMENT PROPERTY
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
13 unit building in Detroit,
terrific cash flow, well kept
full occupied. Only S10.000
down.
HITCHCOCK
REAL ESTATE
LI 4-1750
30-A-INSTRUCTIONS
MATH TUTORING, grades 7-12. James
Wineman. UN 3-6372.
BAR-MITZVA, Hebrew. Synagogue, Eng-
lish. Experienced tutor. 342-9254. 546-0583
UN 1-9185
30-8-INSTRUCTIONS WANTED
HEBREW PRIVATE instructions. Pre-
fer Israeli-born teacher. 642-0133 eve-
nings.
40-EMPLOYMENT
MALE AND/OR FEMALE
HOUSEKEEPER for elderly widower.
Complete charge - Live in. Call LI.
8-5617.
COMPANION for middle-aged woman.
Light duties. Beautiful room with bath
in apartment building. Live-in. Wages.
Southfield area. 368-1200. EL. 6-3253.
REAL ESTATE
Salesmen & Saleswomen
Great Opportunity
2 Offices
Investigate
Gross Realty Co.
DI 2-1300 - Mr. Kahn
WORK IN PAWN SHOP
Person needed part-time or full-
time. No experience needed.
- 1400 Michigan
WO. 2-8698
SCIENCE TEACHER
WURLITZER Organ, with percussion.
8 yr. old. Reasonable. As is. TV. 7-3547.
56-ANTIQUES
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20 YEARS
IDEAL NORTHWEST
FOR SALE
LOCATION PRICED
BREAKFRONT
FOR IMMED. SALE
LI 4-9835
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50-BUSINESS CARDS
COMPLETE modernization-specializing
in recreation rooms. Free estimates.
Call BR. 3.4826 or LI. 54035. 1. Schwartz
ELECTRICAL repairs all types. Resi-
dential, Commercial. EL. 6-7228.
JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO.
Local and Long Distance STORAGE.
' Packing, pianos, appliances, household
furnishings.
8829 Northend-Ferndale
543 - 4832
Charming breakfront.
Accent piece for any
quality furniture. One of
a kind. Reproduction of
a fine antique. Made by
Valentine Brotz Co. Cost
me just under $2,000.
Price $1.000. Private
party. New home cannot
accomodate this lovely
piece. Phone 647-8213
after 6:30 p.m.. or Sun-
day.
60-CARS FOR SALE
FOR BETTER wall washing. call James
Russell. One day service. TO 64005
526 Belmont.
PONTIAC GTO. Tri-pm., er. four
speed, positraction. New tires. Excel-
lent condition. Very clean. 549-4798.
FURNITURE refinished and repaired .
Free estimates. UN 4-3547.
CHRYSLER NEWPORT, 1965. $900. UN.
44254 after 7 p.m.
DECORATING, painting. Neat and clean.
Small carpentry work. 5444104. 542-3270
87 - PETS
Dave COOPERMAN ELECTRIC
Licensed electrical contractors.
Residential, commercial,
indus-
trial. Fire repairs, violations cor-
rected, alterations.
20020 St. Mary, Detroit, 48235
BR. 3-6575
if no answer call WO. 1-9882,
Car 89.
PLUMBING. Expert home repair
cialist, garbage disposals, repaired ?fled-
serviced. Call UN. 4-6926.
A-1 PAPERHANGING and
I mediate service. UN 4-0326.
1964
MLN. SCHNAUZER puppies. AKC, shots,
CH sired. Yankee Pride Kennels. MI.
4-0655 or 759-1771.
Sylvia Cooperman, Owner
Im.
' SMALL JOBS, basement ceiling and
floors tiled, walls paneled. Reasonable.
Ron. LI 3-4576.
LARKINS MOVING CO.
Bernard Kopkind, 64
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (JTA)-
Bernard P. Kopkind, an attorney,
civic and Jewish community lead-
er, died recently at 64.
Mr. Kopkind served as president
of the Jewish Community Center
and of the New Haven Jewish
Community Council and was a I
board member and treasurer of
the New England Region of the
Council of Federations and Wel-
fare Funds. He had also served
as vice president of the New En-
gland section of the National Jew-
ish Welfare Board and was a
vice chairman and co-founder of
the National Community Relations
Advisory Council.
Rabbi Meyer Pam; Taught
Household and Office Furniture at Yeshiva Chaim Berlin
NEW YORK (JTA) - Rabbi
Local and Inter-state
Meyer Pam, a retired Orthodox
Also storage.
rabbi in Brooklyn, died here Tues-
894-4587
day at age 90. Rabbi Pam was
born in Russia and came to the
ELECTRONIC
United States in 1924. He served
as rabbi of the Medras Hagodol
GARAGE DOOR
Synagogue and for about 20 years
OPENER
was a talmudic instructor at the
Yeshiva Rabbi Chaim Berlin.
Venzco
SEPTEMBER, 1969
7th and 8th grades General Science.
12:15-3:30 p.m. Certified and experi-
enced teachers only. Attractive sal-
ary.
HILLEL DAY SCHOOL
5AP.-$224
.
55-MISCELLANEOUS
HEBREW and - Russian typewriter. Call
342-2211.
BUSINESS
13 Mile and Lahser
Limited enrollment in drawing
and pointing class.
CHAS. CADOTTE 874-3281
HIGHLY PROFITABLE
KEATING
MAKE THE MOST OF
YOUR LEISURE TIME
EXPERT PAPERHANGING
PAINTING
INTERIOR ONLY.
REFERENCES
PAWN
SHOP
Ask for SHIRLEY WITUS
JO 6-7959 or 851-2218
CUSTOM made drapes and ladies alter-
ations. 281174 Fontana. Southfield. 353-
2948.
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45-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FRANKLIN VILLAGE
Last large available lot between
Franklin and Inkster, 2.25 acres,
over 400' of frontage. Rolling and
treed. Priced at S55,000. For in-
formation contact
3398
2 gallons
on beautiful Fairway Hills Drive.
Sewer & Water.
M. ASTON
BUSINESS CARDS
I PALNTING AND decorating. All work
guaranteed. References. TY 7-2501.
Call Evenings Until 9
353-3284..
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late David
Spinner acknowledges with grate-
ful appreciation the many kind ex-
pressions of sympathy extended by
relatives and friends during 41%
faFIAT:s: recent, ilerVaYrYVt-'4.11tt
Benjamin Rose, Co-Chairman
of WSU Board of Governors
Benjamin M. Rose, co-chairman
of the board of governors of Wayne
State University, died Thursday
at age 70.
Mr. Rose, founder and president
of Chelsea Clothes in Wyandotte,
was active in the Democratic Party
JWV Memorial Unit Pays
Tribute to Ike; Gubow
Re-elected Vice President
CLEVELAND - The annual
meeting of the Jewish War Veter-
ans National Memorial, the Na-
tional Shrine to the Jewish War
Dead, a Congressionally chartered
organization, paid special tribute
to the late General Dwight David
Eisenhower and eulogized his rec-
ord as President and supreme
commander of the Allied Forces.
'under whom many of those present
; and was past chairman of the
' Anti-Defamation League in Michi-
gan. He resided at 4612 E. Will-
low, Allen Park.
Born in Poland, Mr. Rose lived
in the Detroit area 30 years.
He was past co-chairman of
the board of Wyandotte General
Hospital. chairman for many years
of District 9, Boy Scouts of
America, and member of the
Faye Sloan Foundation for the
Handicapped. He also belonged to
Temple Israel.
Semi-retired from the business
he founded 26 years ago, Mr.
Rose was past president of the
Lions Club of Wyandotte and a
member of Wyandotte Lodge of
the Masons, Consistory and Mos-
lem Shrine. He was serving on
the WSU board for an eight-year
term, until 1972.
Survivors are his wife, Bessie:
had served.
a son, Gilbert of Grosse lle; three
It was during the Eisenhower daughters, Mrs. Selwyn (Eloise)
administration that the Natonal Blumberg of Southgate. Mrs. Jo-
Shrine received its Congressional seph (Hermina) Shugol of Tren-
charter.
ton and Mrs. Lawrence (Barbara)
Re-elected for the third term was Bensman of Birmingham; three
president Maj. General Julius brothers, I. Arnold and Jules Ross
Klein (ret.) of Chicago. Also re- of New York and Samuel Ross of
elected as first vice president is Silver Spring. Md.; a sister, Mrs.
U.S. District Court Judge Lawr- Harry (Matilda) Ochs of Orange.
ence Gubow of Detroit.
N.J.: and 12 grandchildren.
N.J. Senate Rules on Bill
Allowing Prayer in School
Services will be held 2:30 p.m.
today at Kaufman Chapel, with
burial at Machpelah Cemetery.
Arthur Barnett, 66;
Plate Co. Founder
TRENTON, N.J. (JTA) - A bill
allowing brief, daily silent prayer
meditation in New Jersey pub-
lic schools was passed on to the
Arthur D. Barnett. owner,
Senate last week atfer winning al-
most unanimous approval in the founder and past president of
General Plating Co., 6547 St. Paul,
State Assemby.
or
died April 18 at age 66.
Mr. Barnett, 16196 Cumberland,
Southfield, founded the automotive
production plating company in
1943. A native Detroiter, he was
a member of the National Asso-
ciation of Metal Finishers, Amer-
ican Electroplating Society, Crisis
Club of Detroit and Craftsman
last year, and its supporters failed
Lodge of the Masons.
by a narrow margin to override it.
Surviving are his wife, Lillian;
The measure supported by 15 a son. Richard; a daughter, Mrs.
Democrats and 44 Republicans pro- Stanley (Virginia) Warren:
a
vides for a period of meditation at brother. Sidney; and four grand-
the opening of every school day children.
and would be mandatory if direct-
ed by the local school board and
optional with each teacher in lieu
of any school board directive.
In memory of our beloved wife
The measure, which could con-
a challenge to the U.S.
Supreme Court's interpretation of
the Constitution's edict calling for
separation of church and state, is
expected to face a veto by Gov.
Richard J. Hughes if passed by the
Senate. He vetoed a similar bill
stitute
I In Memoriam I
`Prisoners' Rabbi' Dead
mother, sister and grandmother
JERUSALEM (ZINS) - Rabbi Genia Guyer who passed away
Aryeah Levin, known throughout May 1967 (13 days in Iyar). Sadly
Israel as the "Rabbi of the Prison- missed and always remembered
ers" was buried here with Presi- by her husband, children, sister
dent Zalman Shazar, Premier and grandchildren.
Golda Meir and thousands of for-
mer members of the Hagana
underground movement in attend-
ance. During the British Mandate,
Rabbi Levin visited captured fight-
ers in the prisons, bringing them
hope and regards from their loved
ones.
The Family of the Late
RONNA GUSSIN
Acknowledges with grate.
ful appreciation the many
kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended by rela-
tives and friends during
the family's recent be-
reavement.
Dearly beloved Sister
LEONA WILDER
Passed away on April 24,
1968 - 26th day in Nis-
san.
You will always hold a
special place in our hearts
.through the cherished
memories we have of your
kind and loving deeds.
You are very sadly missed
and shall never be for-
gotten.
Louis
Ann Wasserman
Rose Helpert
Belle Soroldn
The Family of the Late
HARRY M. GOLDFARB
Acknowledges with grateful appreciation the many kind
expressions of sympathy extended by relatives and friends
during the family's recent bereavement.
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