THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
34—Friday, May 25, 1973
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Dental Body Picks
Martin Naimark
Business Briefs
To dramatize a concept for I Six Mile and Livernois, or
American Savings—that the the Southfield Rd. location
investor is confused by con- near 13 Mile Rd. Estimates
flicting claims about interest are free.
rates—SIMONS-MICHELSON
CO. decided to show a typical
Jack A. Robinson, presi-
investor fighting his way out dent and founder of PERRY
of a maze. To create a TV DRUG STORES, INC., has
commercial utilizing this announced the appointment
concept, they constructed a of JOSEPH A. BRODY as
6-foot-3-inch-high maze, which manager of Perry Drug's
which filled the studios of new store in Newburgh Plaza
CKLW-TV, Windsor. The dis- in Livonia. The new store is
tinctive voice is that of Len the 20th Perry drug store to
Cariou, currently starring in be opened in Southeastern
the • Tony Award - winning Michigan since Perry was
musical, "A Little Night Mu- founded in 1957. It will con-
sic" on Broadway. The on- tain up-to-date facilities for
camera "man-in-the-maze" full - service pharmaceutical
is actor Paul Cook. The man and drug store needs.
finds his way out of the maze
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when he learns that Amer-
KELLY WILLIAMS STU-
ican Savings "pays the high-
est interest rates on savings DIO, 5021 Woodward, will
present a show of prints
in Michigan.'
(limited edition) featuring
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the work of Michael Kelly
STEVE PETIX FORMAL
Williams and his comments
WEAR will "bring back the on black culture through
good ole days" for 1973 for-
mal wear. Anybody from the June 8. Hours are Monday-
class of '73, '74, or '75 can Saturday from noon to 5 p.m.
rent the new After-Six Wide
-Lapel-Flare-Crushed Velvet
suits including such accesso-
ries as blue and white dick-
ies, plaid cummerbunds with
matching hankie, black
double-breasted with white
gloves, tails and top hat, To
rent or see the selection,
visit Steve Petix in Detroit,
40% OFF
STOREWIDE SALE
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Styles
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HAIL
GORDON
ALLEN F. GREENFIELD
has been promoted to city
supervisor of FRANKLIN
SIMON INC. He will super-
vise all the Detroit metro-
politan area stores. Green-
field is a graduate of Wayne
State University.
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HOWARD K. STONE has
been appointed vice presi-
dent and director of sales of
the Abe Bader Bag Co. Stone,
formerly of Minneapolis, has
been with the company 31/2
years and had been function-
ing as sales manager.
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Leo Berlin, owner of BER-
LIN'S CHILDREN SHOPPE
on W. McNichols Rd., corner
of Prairie, for 24 years, is
moving to the Orchard Mall,
Orchard Lake Rd. near 15
Mile. Berlin's will continue
to serve the community with
the same high-quality mer-
chandise and service.
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Jack A. Robinson, presi-
dent of PERRY DRUG
STORES, INC., announced
the appointment of D. GARRY
PORTNOY as controller for
the Perry Drug chain. He
will be responsible for the
jinancial reporting and in-
ternal controls or iii i.-Giri-
pany, reporting to Robinson
and Donald Sharfman, com-
pany treasurer.
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In a recent article in Royal
Oak's Daily Tribune, colum-
nist Richard P. Miller out-
lined a brief history of the
Jewish people with some
positive commentary on the
existence of the state.
He mentioned his impres-
sions of Israel during a
peacetime visit in 1961.
"The really puzzling ques-
tion to me is how a group of
people subject to such con-
stant persecution have, as a
group, contributed so much
to the arts, medicine, science
and social advancement of
the globe. Have the centuries
of having to try to outwit
their oppressors made 'them'
smarter than the rest of us?"
he wrote.
"Perhaps not, but a people
which can survive, and do all
this, fight for their Israel,
sing, dance and be happy
when there is time, is worthy
of some study.
"And I think they've proven
that their Israel, too, is
worthy to survive; even, one
day, to sing and be happy
with no rifles in sight."
JERUSALEM (JTA)—Bur- ident Col. Michel Micombero,
undi, which broke diplomatic who seized power in 1966. The
ties with Israel May 16, constitution was suspended
sought military help from Is- in 1966 when the country was
rael during the past year in still a monarchy.
Until independence in 1962,
its border dispute with Rwan-
da, knowledgeable sources Burundi was the southern
half of the former Belgian
here said.
No help, of course, was trust territory of iRuanda-
granted, and a steady wor- Urundi.
About 50 per cent of the 3,-
sening of relations followed.
Burundi's foreign minister 600,000 people are Christians,
visited Libya and Egypt last chiefly Roman Catholic; there
month and issued strong anti- are some 25,000 Moslems;
Israel statements in both and the rest are animists
places. He also signed a co-
FRANK KELLOGG, the
operation agreement with
Libya. Israeli observers are special assistant to the U.S.
certain that Arab money was Secretary of State for re-
fugees a n d immigration
behind the break.
Israel formed relations matters, is on a five-day visit
with Burundi immediately on to Israel as a guest of the
the latter's independence Jewish Agency. He will study
from Belgium in 1962 and immigration and absorption
procedures.
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provided some aid in poultry
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of its decision to break ties. [0: For Graduation, Proms s)
The accredited ambassador
and Weddings
and the ministry here knew
of it only from the news
media.
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Burundi is headed by Pres-
Dr. Martin Naimark, a
past president of the Detroit
District Dental Society and
trustee of the Michigan Den-
tal Association, was elected
a trustee of the American
Fund for Dental Education
at its recent annual meeting
in Chicago. He played a
a major role in organizing
the Detroit Fund for Minor-
ity and Eligible Dental Stu-
dents. Under this program
$150.000 has been made
available in loan funds to
dental students at the Uni-
versity of Michigan and Uni-
versity of Detroit dental Jackson, Wiesel
schools, as well as to local to Get Honorary
dental students at Meharry
Medical College, Nashville, Yeshiva U. Degrees
Tenn., and Howard Univer-
NEW YORK — U.S. Sen.
sity, Washington, D. C.
Henry M. Jackson (D.Wash.)
and author Elie Wiesel are
among seven figures in gov-
ernment, science, education,
the arts and public life who
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Phil Stone—Manager
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a settlement was reached on
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a new two-year contract be- the commencement address.
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Honorary degree recipi-
midnight May 14 with nego- ents besides Jackson a n d
tiations, begun March 23, Wiesel are Groenum Berger,
hopelessly deadlocked. How- social work leader; Rabbi
ever, Richard Morton, exec- Louis Engelberg of Taylor
utive director of Local 1707, Road Synagogue, Cleveland;
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offer at the expiration dead- AJC Chairman
line, it was announced.
Is Handleman,
The professionals — fund
To
raisers, publicists, etc. — re- Not Zuckerman
An editorial applied the
ceive a $1000 a year increase
in each of the two years of wrong handle to the co-
the contract, and the clerical chairman of the Allied Jew-
staff receives a $10 a week ish Campaign in last week's
raise the first year and $11 issue.
Art Show and Auction
the second. Some improv-
Paul Handleman, not Paul
Saturday, May 26, 8:30 P.M.
ments in the fringe benefits Zuckerman, co-chaired the
and in the cost of living pro- campaign with Samuel
vision were also secured.
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"A Week-End in Tel-Aviv"
The Town's talkin' about our Bar Mitzvas,
Weddings, Showers and Parties . . .
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Cutting of Ties Linked to Israel
Refusal of Arms Aid to Burundi
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Writer Notes
Israel's Merit
Mon. & Thurs. 9:30-9:00
Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9:30-6:00
Sat. 10-5:30
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activities in Society ♦
The Bel Canto Choral Society held its annual spring ♦
invitational soiree Monday at the Hillel Audtiorium. Many
Bel Canto women have been together for over 20 years,
meeting every Monday evening. Choral director is Dan ♦
Braude; accompanist Mrs. Carl Vann. Officers of Bel
Canto Choral Society are Mrs. Ralph Cash, president; Mrs. ♦
Samuel Hurvitz, secretary; Mrs. Bernard Pepper, treas- ♦
urer; Mrs. Irving Stollman, sunshine secretary and Mrs.
Herman J. Stein, librarian. Narrator was Mrs. Samuel
Koven.
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