40—EMPLOYMENT
40—EMPLOYMENT
Fully Experienced
Dental Receptionist
salesperson wanted for mens
clothing, all fringe benefits
paid. Apply Mr. A. Stebbins.
experienced only. N. Royal
Oak-Roy area, no evenings,
fringes, write:
Box 1101
The Jewish News
17515 W. 9 Mile Rd.
Suite 865
Southfield, Michigan 48075
Van Horns Menswear
Northland Center
Clerk Typist
Part-time and full time help
needed with good typing skills
for general office, exc. work-
ing condt., call
557.7472
Companion for Elderly
Gentleman in complete mental
and physical faculties, live-in
own room, bath, phone, TV,
and radio, good salary, pleas-
ant surroundings. Must have
MATURE, loving woman needed
for care of 2 preschoolers, 3-4
days a week. 545-8388.
Companion for Widow
Light housework NY/pay to as-
sist widow while recouperating
willing to live in Miami. Apt.
w/pool, good location, year
round employment.
543-7880
OW
STUDENT part time evening work
for police show. Salary plus
bonus. Contact 398-0897.
357-1630
Part-time
Day Employment
Retired Person
to work as counter mon in
wholesale grocery,
4
hours per
day. No nights, holidays or
Sundays. Apply Tues. 1-3 p.m.
Meral and Co.
8031 Lyndon
Bet. Livernois and Wyoming
A Couple Living
in spacious house, good en-
vironment keeping kosher, de-
sires o middle age woman who
seeks a home. Her duties,
companionship, supervision,
and in charge of limited
housekeeping. Good poy, call
Rabbi Sperka
LI 4-7007
Storting pay $2.00/hr. Red
Barn Restaurants is accepting
applications at our new Red
Barn across from Northland.
Pleasant surrounding, good
working conditions.
apply bet. 3-6 p.m.
Mon.-Sat.
15700 J. L. Hudson Dr.
4 0-A—EMPLOYMENT
WANTED
College Student
will babysit with 1 or 2 chil-
dren in exchange for room in
Northwest area. Call Sue, 862-
3721 evenings after 6:30 p.m.
862-3721 evenings after
6:30 p.m.
No Sabbath Calls
Companion
for woman age 69. Greenfield-
9 Mile area. Mon., Tues.,
Thurs., Fri. 9-5. Light house-
keeping preferred. No experi-
ence necessary.
Mr. Sternberg
EXPERIENCED day care for
elderly. Reasonable. Oak Park-
Southfield. 544-4655.
WOMAN to help care for invalid,
or be companion. 968-7572.
4 2—MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
386-7500
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST
Experienced in Real Estate
U of D Area
Thur. & Fri. 11:30 a.m. -8 p.m.
Sat. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
STAIR-GLIDE
837-5797
A-1 PAPERHANGER, neat and
responsible. 542-4995.
MENUS designed and printed.
Brochures, catalogues. 865-9200,
call anytime.
COMPLETE remodeling, altera-
tions,
repair, kitchens, den,
basement, lam. rm., reasonable.
538-6894
PLUMBING
repairs, including
disposals and sump pumps, no
service charge. 398-1754.
LOOKING for a good painter?
Fast, neat & reasonable. 543-0130.
FIRST CLASS painting and dec-
orating, wood finishing and an-
tiquing. Reasonable. 547-1438.
PLUMBING repairs and moderni-
zation, new and old work, lic-
ensed, guaranteed, reasonable.
557-3799 or 557-9216.
With a golden touch. CUSTOM
WALLPAPERING. Free esti-
mates, fully insured. CALL
Dave Benkoff
Al Benkoff
352-3281
543-6842
PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING
With a customized look. Quality
paper hanging by request.
FREE ESTIMATES AND
PAPER CONSULTATION
Insurance Estimates Given
Call
CHRIS BIRCHALL
543-8692
PANELING, partitions, floors,
ceilings tiled. Also small jobs.
Reasonable. Ron, 968-4576.
ELECTRIC REPAIRS. Reasonable.
644-0409. 557-7228.
FURNITURE refinished and re-
paired. Free estimates. 474-8953.
METRO
WINDOW CLEANING
542-0398
541-0278
Established Vending Route
Wanted
Excellent
Typist
With Good
Phone Voice
Earning in excess of $1,000
per mo., requires only 5 hrs.
per week, ideal supplement to
present income, full price of
$5,000. Will allow a trust-
worthy individual to pay out
of earnings, contact Ed Harris
Call
356-8519
PAINTING —
PAPERHANGING
at
525-0410 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
50—BUSINESS CARDS
ELECTRIC wiring and repairs.
557-8981 or 557-5775.
QUALITY WORK
REASONABLE PRICE
547-7569
Somebody who cares.
Finding a competent private duty nurse
who's competent isn't difficult. Finding a
competent nurse who cares can be very
difficult.
Call for a Medical Personnel Pool RN,
LPN, Aide or Companion. We'll send a nurse
with top professional qualifications you and
your patient will like to be around.
24 HR. SERVICE
MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL
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LARKINS MOVING CO.
Household and Office
Furniture
Local and Long Distance STOR-
AGE. Packing, pianos, appliances,
household furnishings, office
furniture.
7040 Puritan—Detroit
There's good news for He-
brew school alumni who
CUSTOM wallpaper hanging, feared their children would
painting & decorating. 893-4283.
learn Jewish history the way
they did: in a boring blur of
SUPERIOR DECORATING
names and dates that were
SERVICE
destined to forgetfulness.
Cig. burns, scratches, dents,
From a former Detroiter,
cracks, dog bites, gauges,
Mordecai I. Soloff, has come
broken legs, loose joints, stains,
a palatable Jewish history
touch ups.
for elementary grades: "The
272-0654
Covenant People," published
by Jonathan David.
Furniture & Vinyl Repair
Illustrated by Chaya Bur-
Specialist in wallpaper hanging
stein, "The Covenant Peo-
and removal, all work guaran-
ple" relates in 223 easy-to-
teed, reasonable prices, free
read
pages the first 2,000
estimates.
years of Jewish life from
Free Estimates
Abraham to Akiva. An enter-
AL SUNSHINE
532-7302 taining activity - resource
book, illustrated by Gabe
Josephson, add to the merits
53-A—ENTERTAINMENT
of the Soloff book.
SINGING guitarist violinest Bar
Educational director at
Mitavas, weddings, house parties,
dances. 398-2462.
Cong. Shaarey Zedek before
he entered Hebrew Union
55
MISCELLANEOUS
College, Soloff sought in this
POOL TABLE, slate with ball book to remedy many of the
rettun, equipment. Professional gaps in the teaching of Jew-
size. LI 3-3323, $170.00.
ish history. He has succeed-
ed, partly by updating an-
55-A—MISCELLANEOUS
cient accounts with archeol-
WANTED
ogists' findings.
Soloff includes many
WANTED: used boys 26" bicycle,
any speed or no speed, cheap. photos taken in modern Is-
357-0575.
rael, providing a contem-
porary matrix for the his-
55 B APPAREL FOR SALE
toric events. He takes care
MANUFACTURER samples on fall to separate fact from legend
dresses, sizes 8 & 10. call for appt.
— no easy task, to be sure—
355-4073.
and presents the modern in-
terpretation of several bibli-
60—CARS FOR SALE
- cal stories.
The introductory portion
CADILLAC EIDORADO '72
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air, stereo,
etc. Like new Must see. Pri-
vate owner.
968-6378
60-D—BOATS AND
EQUIPMENT
RACING SLOOP 26 ft. Boston
Sails, 16 hp motor, full keel,
$2,500. 616-547-6335, or 721-1204.
Blend of Talmudic,
Secular Legal Codes
Taught at Bar-Ilan
NEW YORK—Israeli crim-
inal and civil cases should be
judged on laws applying both
the moral judgments of the
894-4587 or 361-5222
Talmud and the secular laws
of existing legal systems,
WALLPAPER SALE Prof. Arnold Enker, dean of
the Bar-Ilan University Law
We carry the very finest in
quality wallcoverings at dis- School in Tel Aviv, told a
count prices. Over 50,000 pat- group of lawyers here. "A
terns to choose from, profes- Jewish State should have a
sional paperhanging, painters legal code and interpretations
based on the cultural and re-
available. Hours 10-5, eve-
ligious traditions of Juda-
nings by appt.
ism," and these laws should
NATIONAL WALLCOVERINGS
apply to all Israeli citizens,
3950 W. 12 Mile Rd.
he said.
Berkley, Mich.
In his address at the Car-
545-9896
negie Endowment Interna-
CARPENTRY work. inside & out- tional Center, Dean Enker
side. I. Schwartz. 545-7712 or VE described how the law school
8-5073.
was educating annually 50
DRESSMAKING alterations, 20 Israeli students in bridging
years experience, daytime. WO
both the ethical and moral
1-2083, after 5, 541-7009.
laws of the Jewish tradition
with the present laws in Is-
rael based primarily on the
systems of the British and
French.
Many of the students come
from a yeshiva background
with emphasis on Jewish
Law. The law school curric-
ulum seeks to encourage the
28635 Southfield
use of Jewish law sources in
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Painting, roofing, other home
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OPPORTUNITIES
50—BUSINESS CARDS
MEET AN
HONEST MAN
Deluxe chairlift, exc. condt.,
easy installation, asking $700,
sells for $1,100 new. Call
ARTHUR N. KING
342-8600
50—BUSINESS CARDS
Silence is often evidence of
the most persuasive charac-
ter—Louis D. Brandeis.
of each chapter attempts to
relate historical events and
modern experiences with
which the student can iden-
tify. The workbook is help-
ful here, with sections on
peace and freedom and
reference to such questions
as conversion to Judaism
and the appropriate obser-
vance of Hanuka in a Chris-
tian society.
Perhaps the most notable
chapter in the book is that
on Jesus. For a Jewish
teacher to relate the events
of that period without rancor
is no less vital than is the
Proper teaching about Jews
in the Catholic catechism.
Recognizing that Jewish
youngsters are as ignorant
of the facts of that era as
are Christian youngsters.
Soloff relates Jesus' life and
death. and points out that
the Romans, not the Jews,
were responsible for Jesus'
crucifixion.
The good teacher will not
leave it to the book and
workbook alone to teach his-
tory, but will encourage stu-
dents to visit art museums
and libraries to learn still
more about the first 2,000
years. of Jewish life and the
histories of people who lived
at the time.
Certainly the parent who
has long forgotten—or never
knew — Jewish history will
enjoy sneaking a peak at
Soloff's "The Covenant
People." C.D.
Giant of Science Kills a Killer
By DAVID SCHWARTZ
(Copyright 1973, JTA, Inc.)
Last week saw the passing
of' a man who nabbed one
of the greatest killers of
history.
Dr. Selman Waksman was
the discoverer of the anti-
hiotic
Streptotmycin.
the
first successful medicine to
deal with tuberculosis. Dr.
Waksman was born in Kiev
a nd emigrated to the United
States in 1910. He got his
first lob in America working
on a farm in Metuchen, N. J.
TAter Ville going to Rutgers
College, 1w got work at the
college - laboratory earning
20 cents an hour.
Nowadays we don't hear
much of tuberculosis, but
s.weral decades bark. the
etory was suite different.
People with tuberculosis
Were sent to high moun-
tainous regions. where the
open air and altitude seemed
to afford some transient re-
lief. but never a cure.
Th. disease did not dis-
criminate as to race, color
or status. George Washing.
ton's brother, Lawrence, died
of it. So did Thoreau. So did
the Russian writer Chekhov
and the, Yiddish poet Ye-
hoash.
Dr. Waksman, an author-
ity on microbiotics discov-
ered , a microbe-produced
chemical which brought
the virtual end of this great
killer.
* *
One of the greatest insti-
tutions of America is being
threatened by the rise in
prices. We refer to the
hamburger.
Some people say America
will not be America without
the hamburger. We realize
the deep attachment of many I
to it and concede some of
its virtues, but somehow we
are not too distressed.
Why cannot the Israel
burger take the place of the
hamburger?
The Israel burger is, of
course, falafel, sold on the
street corners of Israel as
hamburgers are in America.
Falafel has no meat but it
has peas, which are just as
good, combined with rice
and other vegetables and is
heavily spiced.
It has the protein of the
hamburger without the fat of
the hamburger so it has less
of the substance producing
cholesterol.
Preaching and Practicing
In our country we have
those three unspeakably prec-
ious things: freedom of
speech, freedom of con-
science, and the prudence
never to practice either.—
Mark Twain.
I couldn't believe itl
But it was true!
I added up the cost of my cigarette
habit - over $300 a year.
I "kicked the habit."
Now I bank my money.
Why don't you?
Kick The Habit!
IT'S A MATTER OF LIFE AND BREATH