18 — Friday, Oct. 13, 1972

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Business Briefs

A new cosmetic shop, call-
ed simply 5," bas made its
appearance on the Detrolt
area scene. Located at 750
Forest, Birmingham, the
shop offers a collection of
preparations for face, body
and hair, all based on nat-
ural fruit, vegetables and
herbal ingredients. These in-
clude camomile tea sham-
poo, strawberry cleansers,
quince air conditioner,
grapefruit freshener, lemon
and avocado moisturizers
and eye whip colors like
blueberry and pistachio. The
shop is run by two young
women, Barbara Taylor and
Nancy Kasle.
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Andre Scaglione of ANDRE
SALON, 13725 W. Nine Mile,
Oak Park, has returned from
London and Paris with new
hair lines and techniques.
Scaglione visited the famous
salons in both cities and said
that, from a health point of
v i e w, regular conditioning
treatments are most impor-
tant. The exaggerated taper
cut followed with a hand-dry
set is one of the new styles
that emphasize the natural
look.

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John .N. Doherty, West
Bloomfield Township super-
visor, officially opened the
new LIBERTY STATE BANK
AND TRUST West Bloom-
field office at Orchard Lake
and 15 Mile Rds. The new
office occupies a corner unit
at the southeast and of the
Old Orchard shopping com-
plex. It is open six days a
week. 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Liberty State Bank and
Trust, with assets in excess
of 472,000,000 has three other
offices — in Hamtramck,
Sterling Heights and Clinton
Township.
• • •
NORMAN A. PAPPAS, a
representative of Connecticut
General Like Insurance Com-
pany in Southfield, has qual-
ified for the Honor Table,
the company's highest honor
for its field sales represen-
tatives.

Junior Division
Appointees Named

ROBERT M.. RUBIN

Robert . M. Rubin, president
of the junior division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation,
announced several appoint-
ments for the coming year
at the division board meet-
ing held Sunday at the But-
zel Conference Center in Or-
ton vine.

Benjamin Levinson, presi-
dent, National Computer
Services Co., and Morris
Ilarelik, president, Auto-
mated General Systems, an-
nounce the merger of their
computer services. The new
company will be know as Na-
tional Computer Systems.
National Computer Serv-
ices was founded by Mr.
Levinson six years ago and
does mortgage accounting
for more mortgage com-
panies, banks and other fi
nancial institutions than any I
other company in this area.
Richard Reinhardt. direct-
or of operations and co-
owner of Automated General
Systems, is president of the
newly-merged company,
Ilarelik will be the new ,
senior vice president of Na-
tional Computer Systems
and Levinson will be execu-
tive vice president in charge
of sales, future planning for
the growth of the company
and marketing.
The company offices are at
24450 Ever reen Southfield,.

Bnai Moshe Senior United
Synagogue Youth will install
officers in the main sanctuary
at Saturday morning serv-
ices, Seymour Kaplan, direc-
tor of youth activities an-
nounced.
Rabbi Moses Lehrman will
install the following:

President, Barbara Feid-
ler: vice presidents, Steven
Wolf, Lea Stollman and Neil
Gross; treasurer, Alan Pes-
sin; and secretary, Arlene
Wohl.

Monte Schloss is group
adviser.
• • •

The Tallis and Tefillin
Club will begin activities 8:30
a.m. Sunday in the Bnai
Moshe chapel.

meet at the synagogue at
1:45 p.m. and proceed to
Roy's Ranch for a hayride
and wiener roast. Avie
Schwartz and Joel Marwil
are advisers.
• • •

Junior Congregation, which
meets Saturday mornings at
10, will elect officers this
Saturday. Mark Eichner is
adviser.

BAT M I TZVA

The Jewish News regrets
the erroneous omission in
ast week's synagogue listing
of the name of Lise Krieger,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Bruce Krieger of Coventry
Woods Ln., Southfield, who
observed her Bat Mitzva on
Friday evening. Sherry
Volk's Bat Mitzva was cele-
brated Saturday.

Halmnint Welcomes
Teens at Activities

take part in Habonim Labor
Zionist Youth activities 8 p.m.
today at the Labor Zionist
Institute.

Boys ages 13-17 meet Sun-
Interest groups, such as
day for services, breakfast
and bowling. Breakfast is Israeli dancing and arts and
prepared and served by the crafts, and discussion groups
men's club. Sidney Burk is focusing on Zionism and Is-
chairman and Michael Gold- rael, will be featured today
man, adviser. For informa- and at other Friday evening
tion, call the synagogue, LI sessions.
8-9000.
Activities for 5th-8th grad-
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ers are held 2 p.m. Sundays
Freshman and Sophomore at the institute. For informa-
USY will hold a joint hayride ti-o. call Judy Silberg, 968-
on Sunday. The groups will 877,.

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AESCULAPIAN PHARMA
CEUTICAL ASSOCIATION
will meet 9 p.m. Monday at
Whitehall Apts. club house.
The ladies auxiliary will
serve refreshments.
• • •
TEMPLE ISRAEL
BROTHERHOOD will hold
an open membership dinner
6:30 p.m. Thursday in the so-
cial hall. Guest speaker will
be Channel 7 newscaster Bill

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Selected to serve as chair-
man of the six-session open
lecture series for the juniors
was Richard J. Aladdin who
will be assisted by David
Randleman.

Chairman of the liaison
program committee. Edward
A. Lumberg, will coordinate
the program which affords
young F'ederation members
an opportunity to serve as
board members of agencies
and as members of Federa-
tion committees and planning
division hoards. Working
with Lumberg as chairman
of the study group commit-
tee, which will be exploring
the liaison program in depth,
will be Lawrence Jackier.
Other junior division ap-
pointments include Sheila
Glass, public relations chair-
man; Mrs. L. Robert Levy,
burn prevention program;
Mrs. Michael W. Maddin, vol-
unteer chairman; and Susan
G. Karabelnick, secretary.

CHAIM GANEL has been
appointed executive director
of the American Zionist
Youth Foundation, Inc., it
was announced by Dr. Arnulf
M. Pins, chairman of the
board of trustees. Ganel suc-
ceeds William A. Levine, who-
resigned to settle in Israel.
Ganel served as director gen-
eral of the youth and heha-
lutz department of the Jewish
Agency.

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