sla
4 0-EMPLOYMENT
MALE AND/OR FEMALE
WORK IN PAWN SHOP
50-BUSINESS CARDS
WO 2-8698
PERSON to work in picture
frame shop. Livernois-6 Mile
area. Must have some office ex-
perience. 341-8637.
SALE
BOOKKEEPER
Call 352-2336 for app..
I
High diaconate on our own Im-
ports and astro.line. 18,000 pat-
terns to chooee from. Pacer from
21.49 a roll end vinyls from $2.99
a roil. Paperhanging $5.00 • roil
and up. National Wallcoverings.
2950 W. 12 Mlle Rd., Berkley. 3
blocks east of Greenfield. Hours:
9:30-6.00 weekly. Fri. till 9:00.
HOUSEKEEPER. Live In fine
home. Widower. More for home
than wages. 547-4746, 968-4839.
MANAGER for 4 downtown park-
log lots. Outside work. Excel-
lent past employment references
and management experience re-
quired. Starting salary, 115,000.
964-1250
HOUSEKEEPER. Some cooking.
Noon to 6. 175 a week. Near
Northland. School aged children.
356-7446.
CONGENIAL
COMPANION
To share a lovely 2 bedrtn., 2
bath apt. with a slightly handi-
capped retired teacher. One who
can drive and is free to travel.
Room, board, and a small salary.
647-3898
FURNITURE REPAIR
Cig. burns, scratches, dents,
cracks, dog bites, gouges, broken
legs, loose Joints, stains, touch
up. UPHOLSTERY REPAIR spe-
cial care for ANTIQUES.
hoe ossintores
AL SUNSHINE
FURNITURE refinished ■
and re-
paired. Free estimates. 474-8953
51-LOST AND FOUND
DECORATING
Fully licensed and insured. In-
terior and exterior. Plaster re-
pairs, and gutter repairs. No job
398-9477
398-0043
COMPLETE
Interior,
exterior
painting and decorating. New
and old wood refinished. ma-
th:suing. Reasonable. 547.1438
COMPLETE REMODELING. Ad-
ditions, kitchens, dens, base-
ments, family rooms. Free esti-
mates. 538-6894
LARKINS MOVING CO.
Household and Office
Furnitu re
894-4587 or 361 - 5222
EXPERIENCED TYPIST. Eve-
nings, week-ends. Clara. 264-2139.
PANELING, partitions, floors.
ceilings tiled. Also small jobs .
Reasonable. Ron, 9684576
50-BUSINESS CARDS
CEMENT WORK
PAINTING
PAPERHANGING
Quality work at reasonable
Drives, porches, patios, side-1 prices .
walks. Whatever you have
547-7569
that needs to be cemented.
Tree cutting and trimming.
Firewood for sale. 9 years HERALD ROOFING CO.
services in the Oak Park
Local Independent Roofer
area. Call after dark any
Free Estimates
night, Jerry.
Hot Tar or Residential Shingles
522-6155
534-5100 or Res. 676.5070
FIREWOOD
ROOF LEAKS
SUMMER SPECIAL,
DELIVERED i STACKED
Black walnut
$37.50
Birch
$34.50
Fruitwoods
$29.50
Mixed hardwood $25.50
Full cord, coil after dark, any
REPAIRED
Gutters cleaned, repaired
and
installed. Small jobs welcome.
Free estimates.
538-2665
night, Jerry.
522-6155
JULIUS ROSS
MOVING CO.
Local and Long Distance STOR-
Bring Your
WALLS ALIVE
wol-
free
AGE. Packing, pianos, appliances,
household furnishings, office
furniture.
7040 Puritan-Detroit
661 - 4441
545-0444
F.L.NCITUC REPAIRS. Reasonable
644-0400, [47.772a.
MEET AN
HONEST MAN
PAINT up for the holidays, In-
terior and exterior. 54416411 or
LAS-9052.
Pointing, roofing, gutters, (oth-
er home repairs. Quick service,
references.
863-2949, after 6.
PASSPORT PHOTOS
2 $395
JANITOR service, office clean-
ing, floor maintenance. man and
wife team. Evan. 835-2823.
Papertique
METRO WINDOW CLEANING
28635 Southfield
35 7 -3266
Overrate Service
on aluminum storm
windows.
Wall washing.
Free Estimates
ANXIOUS to find purple hand
knitted sweater left on Feder-
ation Apts. lot. Belongs to ad-
ministrator's wife, Mrs. Zeldon
Cohen. Reward.
399-4782, 548-4221
s
ONE MAN orchestra. Reaaon-
ble. All occasions. Freddie
heyer. 398-2462.
57-FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD
GOODS 8. FURNISHINGS
A-I PAINTING &
CEMENT work. Free estimates
776-6630.
541-0278
545-7712 or 838-5073
53-A--ENTERTAINMENT
532-7302
NEED a babysitter or help with
older people? Call LI 5-7539.
Experts
Biota. rms . , ceilings, paneling,
cedar closets, cabinets, repairs.
any woodwork.
LOST
Local and Long Distance
Also Storage
40-A-EMPLOY MENT
WANTED
Call Michael Block the
paper hanger for your
estimates today.
CARPENTER
REAL, EFFICIENT
545-9896
Complete charge bookkeeper
and office manager. Must be
thoroughly exp. In all phases,
bookkeeping, taxes, and finan-
cial statement. Career opportu-
nity with non-profit community
agency. Exc. salary. Working
environment and fringes.
5
CUSTOM PAINTING.
Interior,
exterior. Wink walls. Free esti.;
mates. Work guaranteed. 332-
2863.
WALLPAPER
Person needed . full-time or
part-time. Experienced only.
1400 Michigan Ave.
50-BUSINESS CARDS
INVITATIONS
20% OFF
SCANDINAVIAN
Order fine contemporary feral
tore from Denmark. Sweden at
savings of 25%.
MR. KOLOFF
557-4748
Westinghouse stack washer
dryer. 11 months old-white.
$395. Draw draie rods.
354-1245
Netz dining room set, oval
table, 6 cane back chairs,
magnificent breakfront. V:t-
vane weathered mahogany in ,
antique white. 2 years old_ Or-
iginally 83,200, asking $1,-
800- Hanging wall units, lux-
urious wool shag carpeting,
living
rem, furniture
plus
miscellaneous.
3 54-6 1 3 3
FINE CHINA. Castleton, tur-
quoise 5 piece place setting for
0. Half price. 626-9837.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, August 25, 1972-49
-1-aeli Says Man Can Harness
Winds to Cool City in Summer
s
HAIFA - The climate of
cities. particularly tempera-
ture and wind speed and di-
rection can to a large extent
be designed by man instead
of leaving it to nature, ac-
cording to an Israeli environ-
mentalist reporting his re-
search results.
Prof. Baruch Givoni of the
Leonard and Diane Sherman
Environmental Science Cen-
ter of the Technion
Institute of Technology, ex-
plained that the temperature
within a city is often far
higher than in the surround-
ing area because the build-
ings within the city absorb
the sun's heat during the day
and release it very slowly
at night, and added to this
is the heat generated in cities
by transportation, cooking,
air conditioning and industry.
This combination of fact
tors result in the "heat
island" phenomenon, which
is especially felt during
calm summer nights when
the urban temperature re.
mains higher than in the
surrounding country side,
bringing discomfort to mil-
lions of city dwellers.
Prof. Givoni said that man,
through the intelligent plan-
ning and layout of cities, can , and if the streets are wide,
greatly improve this situa-
the adjacent buildings con-
stitute less an obstruction,
tion and induce cooling ven-
greatly improving the ven-
tilation patterns. Recent stud-
tilation of the whole ur-
ies he performed with models
ban space.
of buildings in a 4x8 meter
wind tunnel test section at
If, on the other hand, the
Technion showed that the streets are perpendicular to
height and location of build- the wind direction, the main
ings, and the direction and flow of air usually would
width of city streets are ma- be above the buildings and
jor factors determining the the wind speed in the streets
ventilation patterns, and below would be only one-
hence temperature and wind quarter as fast as the winds
conditions in the cities.
above.
the
High-rise
buildings,
However, this too can be
Technion study showed, serv- improved by the strategic
ed to divert downward the placement of high-rise build.
high winds flowing above the ings which redirect the air
city and this then generates flow above the city down
strong and turbulent wind into the' street level. This
currents at street leVel.
can raise the average wind
Another phenomenon ob- speed to as high as 66 per
served during Prof. Givoni's cent of the free wind steed,
experiments is that it is pos- and in some street locations
sible to manipulate and even to over 90 per cent.
to reverse the direction of
Decisions to
impleMent
the wind through the place- •these findings in the
the. plan
ment of high - rise buildings. ninc of a city, Prof.
When the main streets of
a city are laid parallel t o
the (Erection of the wind
they
form unobstructed
channels through which the
flow of air can penetrate
deep into the urban area,
Lee J. Cobb a Jewish Cop
mystery
NI/
Twist: crins
T h e
•
Exorcist
', rented
out,
depend
on
whether it is desirable tii
ventilate and cool the inter-
ior of cities. In summer this
is fine, but in winter it mac
bring icy gusts which chill
pedestrains and buildings and
raise the costs of heating
Rosenberg It ti tis
the Steering
Wheel
Leib Rosenberg, who ac hies
By HERBERT G. LOFT
JERRY FUCK, producer of
fame when he was com-
(Copyright, 1972. JTA Inc.)
the unreleased "Michael ed
pletely in charge of the
HOLLYWOOD - LEE J. I Kohlhass" epic from the
n • n award-winning
portrays a Jewish of early 19th Century Ger-
COBB
Danish Pavil-
police detective who gently man playwright Heinrich von ; ion at
the 1964 -
but doggedly persists in at- Kleist (whose prophetic vis-
65 New York
tempting to unravel the mys - ion foresaw the rise of World's Fair.
terious events that involve Adolf Hitler), has abandoned i sgenera l
a tormented 12-year-old girl, the ambitious project that manager of
whose possession causes su - took him to Czechoslovakia
pernatural counteractions, in three years ago. He is now The Steering
2990 W
the filmization of "The Exor- l guiding the run-of-the-rnill. Wheel,
59.A-PIANO FOR SALE
Rosenberg
cost," from the novel by Wil - mystery thriller. "The Long' Grand Bl v I
1970 WURLITZIFil: 2600 00. Call Liam Peter Blatty with the Goodby" by Raymond Chan- , Previously, he was manager
Sally. 222 1047 weekdays.
for
five
years
of
the Artist.
author producing his own dler.
and Writers Club in tiro
screen play.
.
• York, which catered to news
61-A--GARAGE WANTED
William Friedkin, Acad-
B FP; oNrJt
I ;No paper
Since coming
emy-Award winner for "The sRICHARD
from
Detroit, Rosenberg has
Wanted to rent a garage, or
French Connection" is direc- "The Last of Sheila," again been manager of the Danish
ting, with the cast including for Warner Bros. • a sophis- Club
lorg 2 store room. Oak Pork,
and Great Dane.
Max sod Sydow, the promi- heated mystery film in which
Huntington Woods area - pre-
ferred.
nent Swedish actor, to por- he shares star billing with
tray the role of Merrin, the Raquel Welch and James Bartkowicz Sisters
LI 3-0288
exorcist from Europe.
Mason. The story is by Ste- Ito Take On the Best
After an exhaustive sur- phen Sondheirn and Anthony
Apartment Players
vey of young actresses in Perkins.
Derivation of 'Segal'
New York and Hollywood,
' Jane "Peaches" Bartko-
Many claim that the name
w icz,
Michigan's contribu
Blatty and Friedkin select-
"Segal - was originally used
BILLY WILDER and I. A.
ed Linda Blair, a Connecti-
hulion to world tennis com-
to designate that its bearer
. Diamond's screen comedy,
cut junior high school stu-
petition, and her sister, Chris
was a Levite (from the
" The Ap artment , " of a doz- "P I u
dent, to take the part of
m" Bartkowicz, will-
priestly tribe of Levi). When
en years ago, which became , make public appearances
Regan, the victim of a me-
Jews were compelled to take
a
y musical under
aturday
and Sunday against
taphysital
case
of
demonic
last names, Levites chose
the title of "Promises, Pro- the best male competition
possession.
this name which was an ab-
mises,"
with
Neil
Simon
sup-
from
North
Park and Fox
Ellen Burstyn, winner of
breviation of their distinc-
plying the book. Hal David Hill apartments in Southfield
tive,role. The expression is the New York Film Critics the lyrics and Burt Bacha• and Bloomfield Hills.
an abbreviation for "S'gan award arid an Oscar nomi- rach the score, now makes
L'Cohen" which means "one nee for her performance in another turn into the cinema, l The tennis exhibition, host-
ed by Sullivan•Smith. Inc ,
who assists the Cohen," or "The Last Picture Show," t
this time to reappear as a
"one who is second (in dis- depicts Chris MacNeil, the musical extravaganza. Shoot- of Southfied. begin 10 a m.
is scheduled for late Saturday at the tennis courts
tinction) to a Cohen." Some actress whose young daugh- in
16300 N
Park
contend that the expression ter's mental and physical 1973, for 20th Certury Fax . adjoining
health
is
deteriorating.
Drive. On Sunday afternoon
is an abbreviation for "Segu-
• • •
Jason
Miller,
himself
the
.
at
2,
the
Bartkowicz
sisters
lah La-shem" which refers
NEIL SIMON's Broadway meet members of the Fox
to a Levite as being "chosen author of the Broadway play,
"That Championship Sea- hit, "The Prisoner of Sec- Hills tennis team at 411 Fox
for (the service of) God."
son," has been signed for and Avenue" also is destined Hills, Bloomfield Hills.
the co-starring role of Fath- for some more mileage on
The Bartkowicz exhibition
Zeal
the screen The author is at North Park is an added
The greatest dangers to er Karras.
• ••
writing his own screenplay feature of the first annual
liberty lurk in insidious en-
BA R B RA STREISAND from the stage c o m e d y, tennis tournament for rest-
croachment by men of zeal,
well-meaning, but without portrays a campus radical, which critics have acclaimed dents. of the 800 - apartment
understanding. - Louis D. Robert Redford a rather as his funniest. Directed by Icomunity. Champions of that
conservative football hero, Mike Nichols and produced l tournament will be crowned
Brandeis.
in "The Way We Were," a by Saint Subber, "The Pris- at a 5 p.m. Sunday party
The boy gathers materials love affair set in the World oner of Second Avenue" is Stewart Krohn, tennis pro at
for a temple, and then when War II period. Arthur Lau- playing to capacity audiences the North Park Racquet Club,
he is 30 concludes to build rents wrote the screenplay in its eighth month at the will be referee and announc-
a woodshed, - Henry D. from his own novel, with Eugene O'Neil Theater in er at the exhibition. Alan
Sydney Pollack dir.ec-1.42g-
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cri