THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

50 Friday, Oct. 20, 1972

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17-HOMES FOR SALE

4 • • I • A31.1.11J1

11.11111

BY OWNER

SHARON MEADOWS

Vas-

40-EMPLOYMENT
MALE AND/OR FEMALE

30-A-INSTRUCTIONS

HELP
WANTED

FRENCH
STUDENTS

Male and female out of school:
Mole,. 1:00, female, 2:00.
Apply - Home Improvement
Dept., 21170 Greenfield. Ap-
ply betw. 6 p.m. and 9 p.m.
ONLY. Do not apply any oth-
er time. Ask for Emery.

Need help? Want to im-
prove your grades? I'm a
French teacher. I con
help. Call Mrs. Susan
Schrom for personal tutor-
ing.

Beautiful 3 bedrm-, 214
both tri-level, 4 yes. old,
with all new carpets,
drapes, and wallpaper,
air cond., double gas
barbeque, .tac. garage
opener huge fain nn. w/
bar, must sal to °pore,'
ciate, will take best of-
fer. Open
Sun. 2 - 5.
29370 Morimoor.

353-2144

GUITAR LESSONS In your home.
Qualified teacher. 531-4265.

For reliable Bar Mitts& Instruc-
tion call Joshua Shames. 5a-
6m.

352-1976

The Fascinating Book

rs

"Read and Get Wise"

by Joshua Shames

17-A.LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE

SOUTHFIELD

LOT

ON 12 MILE RD.

Zoned office-service-
business. South side of
12 Mile Rd., 11/2 blocks
east of Southfield Rd.,
1/2 block east of Lath-
nip Blvd. dr new Na-
tional Bank of Detroit
branch. See owner
sign.

NEAR Congregation Shaarey Ze-
dek, Coventry Woods Lane, east
of Bell Road, 100 foot by 175
foot wooded lot. Located n most
beautiful street In area. Term
If no
accepted. Call 8513550_
answer, KZ II-0900.

19-OFFICE SPACE
FOR RENT

EXECUTIVE offices up to 2000
p. ft. with general conference
room, Immediate occupancy. 557-
2110.

26-LAKE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

ATTENTION SKIERS

3 bedrm., fireplc., sleeps 8. On
chain of lakes. Dec. 1 till
April 1.

576-4976, KE 4-1524

BIG
RAPIDS
AREA

Year 'round 3 bedrm.
house on small quiet
lake, 6 miles from Fer-
ris State campus. Cor-
p e t e d, contemporary
..,,Attractively
fireploce.
p I o t-
terraced.
form and 20' Crest. Boat
included. Also available
charming one bedroom
winterized cottage with
lake access. Call or write
Hampton, Route 2, Big
Rapids.

1-616-796-6546

30-A--INSTRUCTIONS

MATH TUTORING. Grades 742.
James Wineman. UN 34372.

CERTIFIED teacher to tutor all
subjects.
elementary
general
398-4643.

MATH tutoring. Certified experi-
enced teacher. Call after 4 p.m.
545-7254.

MODERN MATH tutoring, all
grades M.A.-B.S. degrees. certi-
fied experienced teacher. 545-
311911.

is an invaluable treasure
Don't Miss It

40-EMPLOYMENT
MALE AND/OR FEMALE

REAL ESTATE SALES

Call Ron Galperin
559-8181

The Durbin Company

28200 Southfield

WANTED boy for light delivery
work. Part-time. 564.3778 before
3 p.m.

REAL ESTATE

Learn to sell, list, buy and ap-
praise as a career with a high-
ly respected firm. Will train
for port time and full time
position. Call Mr. SILVERMAN
342-3608,
Arthur N. King

FREE TRAINING!!

Old established company with
second generation management
now In the process of an expan-
sion program needs both experi-
enced or inexperienced salesmen
or saleswomen. With our pro-
gram and training you will have
the opportunity of becoming •
.PROFESSIONAL'" In
bonafide
the great field of Real Estate
with marvelous potential for ad-
vancement and earnings.

"DON'T DELAY ... CLASSES

STAR TING IMMEDIATELY.
CALL NOW I I"

Ask for Donne J. Middleton

THE POMEROY CO.

358-0033

PUBLIC SALE

SLATE POOL TABLES.
Manufacturer to you.
Natural slate, regis, fully
worr. Still in crates with
full playing equip. Re-
toils at $495. Now $299
for 8 ft. Place your or-
der now. Layaway plan
or charge cord. Installa-
tion available or - simple
do-it-yourself. Models on
display. Dealers or pub-
lic welcome.

Q-Master

3217 12 MAD, Berkley

545-7222

EXPERIENCED CLOTHING
SALESMAN

Willing to be trained in spe-
cialized field. General office
background helpful.

WO 1-4823

E. L Rice and Co.
Jewelry Sales

Part and Full Time

A prestige career opportunity
in Reol Estate. We need sev-
eral good salespeople. Sorne
sales experience preferred but
not necessary. This is a full
time position for thi: hard
working career minded indi-
vidual. If selected you will be
trained to become a profes-
sional Real Estate Soles Assoc-
iate,with on outstanding earn-
ing potential.

REALTORS

EXPERIENCED general office.
knowledge of bookkeeping. accu-
rate typist, salary commensurate
with ability. 636-1561. after 4 p-m.

et

Apply in person

17540 Wyoming

Ask for Mr. Tapper

EXPERIENCED post - operative,
Invalid. ambulatory care. Good
references. Mulleins home or
yours. 42571134.

FORMER businessman wants em-

ployment tailoring, sales. Open-
offers. LI 44202.

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A-1 PAINTING &
DECORATING

Fully licensed and insured. In.
tenor and exterior. Plaster re-
pairs, and gutter repairs. No Job
too big or too small.

398-0043

FURNITURE refinished and re-
paired, Free estimates. 474-8953.

PANELING. pm-Wiens, floors.
ceilings tiled. Also small Jobs.
Reasonable. Ron, 064-4576.

FURNITURE REPAIR

Cig. burns, scratches, dents.
cracks, dog bites, gouges, broken
legs, loose joints, stains, touch
up. UPHOLSTERY REPAIR spe-
cial care for ANTIQUES.

free estimates

AL SUNSHINE

Free Estimates

Hot Tor er Residential Shingles

532-7302

WALLPAPER

SALE

Mph discounim on our own im-
ports mad swtro - line. 11,000 pat-
terns to Moose from. Paper from
it le a roll and vinyls from 52.90
• roll. Paper6augnst Wee • roil
and up. National Walicoverings.

3100 W. 13 Mile Rd.. Berkley. 3
blocks east of Greenfield. Hears:
1.304.00 weekly. Fri. LIB 9:00.

545-9896

METRO WINDOW CLEANING

Experts on aluminum storm
windows.
Wall washing.
Free Estimates

541-0278

PAINT up for winter. Interior-
exterior. Free estimates. 544-1646
or 543-9052.

SALE PRICES

on fall painting, interior and
exterior, excellent references,
call now.

LI 3-9052

837-5797, after 6

COMPLETE remodeling, altera-
tions, repair, kitchens, den,
basement, fam. rm., reasonable.
5384994.

LARKINS MOVING CO.

Household and Office
Furniture

Local end Lens Distance
Al.. Storage

394-4587 or 361-5222

FIREWOOD

DELIVERED & STACKED

$37.50
Black walnut
$34.50
Birch
$29.50
Fruitwoods
Mixed hardwood $25.50

Per cord, free bundle of kindl-
ing. Call evenings, Jerry.

522-6155

PAINT up for winter. Interior-
exterior. Free estimate. 544-1646.

ELECTRIC REPAIRS. Reasonable
6440409, 557-7228.

JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO

Local and Long Distance STOR-
AGE. Packing. pianos, appliances,
household furnishings, office
furniture.

7040 Puritan-Detroit

51-LOST AND FOUND

53-A--ENTERTAINMENT

55-MISCELLANEOUS

20% OFF

Israel Philharmonic.

GREATER DETROIT
ANTIQUE SHOW
AND SALE
OCT. 19 22

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Daily 1-11 P.81.
Sunday 1-6 P.M.

Don't miss the show the
whole country is talking
about. 135 quality deal-
ers from 20 states and
Europe. We do every-
thing possible to elim-
inate reproductions. We
core about you. W. 8
Mile Armory between
Greenfield and Schafr.

REFRIGERATOR, no frost, break-
fast set, mangel carpeting, elec-
tric sheets, contour chair, mix-
master, & juicer. 5448177.

SCANDINAVIAN

Order fine contemporary turns
lure from Denmark, Swedes at
savings of 25%.
MR. KOLOFF
5574741

59-8-MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS

MEYERS MUSK CO.

• Amps & Guitars
• Pianos & Organs
• Bond Instruments
• Professional Teachers
• Repairs on all instruments
• Rentals Available

1412 S. Main, Royal Oak
546-7500

85 WEIGHT REDUCTION

Grandfather clock cost $700,
sacrifice $250. 8 H.P. riding
tractor, $200. Bor size pool
table, slate with equipment,
used $160.

UN 4-4618

E

founded a Conservative syna-
gogue in Ashkelon, where his
family first lived after emi-
grating.
He is survived by his wife,
Estelle (Trubow); a son,
Joel; a daughter, Gail; his
father, Sol; and a brother,
Frank, and a sister, Mrs.
Seymour (Mildred) Rabino-
witz, both of Detroit. Inter-
ment Tel Aviv.

Dr. Zevi Scharfstein,

Hebrew Educator

NEW YORK - Dr. Zevi
Scharfstein, a longtime He-
brew educator, died Oct. 11.
He was 88.
Scharfstein started
Dr.
teaching in Poland and Aus-
tria and continued in the
United States. He joined the
faculty of the Teachers In-
stitute of New York in 1915
and retired in 1957. His only
academic degree was an
honorary doctor of Hebrew
letters, awarded by the Jew-
ish Theological Seminary.
Dr. Scharfstein wrote more
than 100 textbooks for chil-
dren. He founded Shilo, a He-
brew publishing firm, which
he headed until 1968, and
Shvili Ha Chinuch, a Hebrew
educational journal. Many of
his works are considered
classics in Hebrew schools
throughout the world.
A son, Dr. Ben-Amt Scharf-
stein, is head of the depart-
ment of philosophy at Tel
Aviv University.

'Blanche Lesser, 73

Blanche Lesser, an acti;e
member of Pioneer Women
and other organizations, died
Monday at age 73.
Mrs. Lesser. 20181 Ard-
more, was publicity chair-
man of Kinneret Chapter,
Pioneer Women, and also be-
longed to Sholem Aleichem
Institute and the Chechon-
over Society. Born in Poland,
she lived in Detroit for 55
years.
Survivors are her husband,
Morris; a daughter. Mrs.
Ted (Dee) Sennett of Home-
wood, Ill.; two brothers,
David Levy of Miami Beach
and Morris Levy; a sister,
Mrs. Anna Goldstein; and six

grandchildren.

Prelate Recalls Jewish

57-FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD
GOODS & FURNISHINGS

THE FINEST IN MUSICAL
EQUIPMENT

861-6441

ONE MAN orchestra. Reason-
able. All occasions. Freddie
Sheyer. 3962462.

INVITATIONS

TEL AVIV-Joseph Kamin-
ski, composer, concertmaster
and first violinist of the Is-
rael Philharmonic Orchestra,
died here Oct. 13. He was 68.
The Russian-born musician
had been concertmaster of
the Warsaw State Radio Or-
chestra before his immigra-
tion to Israel in 1935. He was
the brother of Yiddish stage
actress Ida Kaminska, who
starred - in the film "The
House on Main Street."
Kaminski had been award-
ed several prizes for his com-
positions and was founder of
the Kaminski String Quartet.
Ile retired from the Philhar-
monic three years ago.
In 1951 he was on tour in
the United States with the

interior, i
exterior,
Pointing,
roofing, gutters, other home 56-ANTIQUES
repairs. Quick service, reason- I
able, winter prices available.
Paramount Promotions
References.
Presents

GENTLEMAN'S yellow gold dia-
mond ring. Sentimental value.
Reward. LI 7-8454.

28635 Southfield
357-3266
Overnite Service

Composer, Violinist

534-5100 or Res. 676-5070 Joseph Kaminski, 68

MEET AN HONEST MAN

PROFESSIONAL MALE NURSE
”, 1111able. Private duty. 573-7822.

398-9477

Josh Selman, an importer
who emigrated to Israel from
Detroit eight years ago, died
CARPENTER
Monday at age 45.
Mr. Selman, who lived in
REAS., EFFICIENT
Bsmt. rms., ceilings, paneling, Tel Aviv, was a native De-
cedar closets, cabinets, repairs. troiter and a graduate of
any woodwork.
Central High School. He had
545-7712 or 838-5073
been a member of Beth
EXTERIOR-INTERIOR. Free esti- Aaron Synagogue, Hillel Day
mates. Reasonable. 968-5639, 357- School, Farband and Hista-
4585.
drut and was a charter mem-
WASHING MACHINES repaired. ber of Bnai Brith Sholem
Call Al's Appliance Service. 899-
Aleichem Lodge.
0519.
He was active in the As-
HERALD ROOFING CO. sociation of Americans and
Canadians for Aiwa and
Local Independent Reefer

FIRST CLASS painting and dec-
orating. Wood finishing and an.
tlquating. Reasonable. S47-1438.

OD-A-EMPLOYMENT
WANTED

so-BUSINESS CARDS

Josh Selman, 45, Oleh From Detroit

50-BUSINESS CARDS

PAINTING-paperhanging. quality
work. Reasonable prices. LI
7-7569.

SKINNY? PLUMP?

I've been both. Try my new

No obligation, coil
Judi or 759-0308.

diet-H.C.G.

Victims of Holocaust

LONDON (JTA) - John
Cardinal Krol of Philadel-
phia laid a wreath on a tab-
let honoring the Jewish dead
at Auschwitz and Birkenau
death camps.
The American cardinal.
who was born in Poland and
left there on the eve of the
Nazi invasion in 1939, visited
the Auschwitz-Birkenau com-
plex Sunday to pay homage
to a Polish martyr, Rev.
Maximilian Kolbe, a Fran-
ciscan who stepped forward
one day in 1941 to take the
place of a Polish soldier who
had been selected at ran-
dom by a Nazi guard to be
executed.
A crowd estimated at be-
tween 150,000 and 300,000
gathered at the death camp
site on the occasion..

Jordan May Rebuild
the Allenby Bridge

JERUSALEM - Jordan is
considering rebuilding the
Allenby and Damya bridges
over the Jordon River which
were replaced by Bailey
spans after their destruction
during the Six-Day War. The
bridges connect Jordan with
the West Bank.