40-EMPLOYMENT-

54-Friday, March 8, 1974

WOMAN FOR

Companion to senior citizen,
live-in accommodations, pro-
vided in exclusive suburban
apartment area. Must drive.
Salary open.

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS 50-BUSINESS CARDS

50-BUSINESS CARDS

FORMING QUALITY BUSINESS

PANELING, partitions, floors,
ceilings, tiled, also small jobs,
reasonable. Ron. 968-4576.

Brokerage firm and financial
consulting, desire quality ag-
gressive broker partner. Please
send resume to

Call 883-4410
Mrs. Feney for appt.

Box 1118
The Jewish News
17515 W. 9 Mile Rd.
Suite 865
Southfield, Michigan 48075

IF YOU ARE VERY
DEPENDABLE

We know a boss looking for
you! Good typing and short-
hand, too! Start $500/month
with two raises on the way!
You pay no fee either!

PART-TIME

Insulate
your
attic,
storms, screens, re-roof,
brick or aluminum.

With license, corner Denton and
Lumpkin, 2 truck welds, scales
bailer, must sell, moke offer.

HARTFORD REALTY 419 INC.

647-5526

Bookkeeper, temporary or part-
time or full time with school
bookkeeping experience. Apply
Oak Park School.

In midst of $40 million hous-
ing development, 8 styling sta-
tions, fully equipped in excel-
lent condition, wig sales and
service, established clientele,
$22,500, terms negotiable.
Will consider sub-leasing bou-
tique urea.

548-6198

BEAUTICIAN

With following, make your own
hours. LaMars Hair Fashion in
Berkley on Coolidge, N. of 11.

398-9295

544-1956

SMALL CUSTOM

Mrs. Smith

Bakery, wholesale only. Easy to

PERSON TO CARE FOR

operate, short hours, owner has

other interest, reasonable.

Elderly man in pleasant Oak
Park home. Many privileges.
References preferred.

DI 1-4044 or 546-4159

Call 353-7409 or
681-3577

45-BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

Free estimates.

Al Sunshine

532-7302

In prominent downtown build-
ing, high volume, owner must
retire.

CARPET and furniture cleaning,
save 20%, bonded, insured, 100%
money back guarantee residen-
tial and commercial, 54 -1353.

MANUFACTURERS
WALL COVERINGS

2998 W. 11 Mile Rd.
Berkley

LI 5-7810

53-A-ENTERTAINMENT

FREDDIE Sheyer, famous orches-
tra, $60.00 average price. 398-2462.

55-C-COATS FOR SALE

FUR coat, natural azurine mink,
size 16, purchased new, in storage
3 years, must sell. 837-3494.

Aluminum siding, roofing, gut-
ters and all general repairs. Ask
for Bill.

ADMISSION: $1.50
($1.25 with this ad)

WALLPAPER SALE

CUSTOM DRAPES

546-6800

399-4047

COMPLETE interior painting.
Fine wood finishing, antiquing.
35 years experience. Reasonable.
Free estimates. References. 547-
1438.

40-EMPLOYMENT

PAINT up and Wall paper up for

the Holidays. 544-1646.

PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING

Somebody who cares.

With a golden touch. CUSTOM
WALLPAPERING. Free esti-
mates, fully insured. CALL

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,

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HR. SERVICE

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MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL

354-4290

Al Benkoff
Dave Benkoff

543-6842
352-3281

LARKINS MOVING CO.

A

1

Household and Office
Furniture

Local and Long Distance

Also Storage

894-4587 or 361-5222

Sol Hurok, 85
World Famed
Impresario

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57-FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD
GOODS & FURNISHINGS

2 dressers ,complete double bed,
birds-eye maple, student desk
with formica top, ironite. Must
sell, LI 5-7553.

75-A-A RT OBJECTS

ART
AUCTION

THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON

MARCH 10TH

The largest art auction ever to
be held. 318 objects of art
CARPENTRY work, inside & out• FURNITURE refinished and re-
paired. Free estimates. 474-U53.
consisting of all medics, oil
Call eves. 6-9 p.m. or weekends side. I. Schwartz. 545-7712.
paintings, acrylics, lithograph,
Buyers only
PLUMBING repairs, including
etchings, water coloring, sculp-
disposals and sump pumps, no
ture, engraving, enamels, orig-
service charge. 398-1754.
Under New Management
inals from collectors, studios,
We carry the very finest in
50-BUSINESS CARDS
galleries, .ortist atelier work-
quality wallcoverings at dis-
shops will be offered in a most
count prices. Over 50,000 pat-
exciting and stimulating after-
terns to choose from. Hours
noon events. You will never at-
10-5, evenings by appt.
RICHARD FRIEDENBERG
tend an auction until you par-
NATIONAL WALLCOVERINGS ticipate and view this happen-
3950 W. 12 Mile Rd.
ing. Casual dress okay. Free art
Berkley, Mich.
door prizes. Free admission.

964-4284

Mrs. Edith Kahn, a per-
sonality of note in the De-
troit community, died Mon-
day at the age of 89.
She was one of the grand
ladies of Detroit's Jewish
community and had been ac-
tive in major causes.
With her husband, the late
Moritz Kahn, she had been
to Russia when he super-
vised construction of major
projects in behalf of Kahn
Associates Architectural Or-
ganization.
Mrs. Kahn was a former
president of Detroit Chapter

March 9 and 10th

50 quality dealers featuring
Bart Isaacsen Michigan finest
stained glass artist.

Specialist in wallpaper hanging
and removal. Interior painting
and decorating services. Free
estimates. All work guaranteed.

Edith Kahn, Eminent Detroiter

NEW YORK - Sol Hurok,
famous impresario who su-
OCELOT fur coat with mink col- pervised concerts f or the
lar and matching hat, practically world's most farn.sus musi-
new, 646-8979 Sabbath observers.
cians and dance trch...-,s, in
hundreds of communities, for
56-ANTIQUES
more than 60 years, died
Tuesday. He was 85.
ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE
"S. Hurok Presents" on
theatrical marquees attested
Michigan State Fairgrounds
to the fame he acquired.
Community Art Building
Because he brought to this

WINTER RATES

272-0654 -

547-7569

Need quality wallcovering at
discount prices, try us, you'll
like us. And see all our pat-
terns. Open Mon.-Fri. 1:00-
5:00; Sot. 10:00-5:00; Sun-
day 1-5.

Saturday 1:00-10:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00-8:00 p.m.

SUPERIOR DECORATING
SERVICE

PAINTING
PAPERHANGING

WALLPAPER
DISCOUNTS

WEAVING, burns, tares, moth-
hole, clothing, reupholstery furni-
ture, carpted repairs. 557-2531.

548-7949

Very neat and reasonable. I
decorate your home, like it was
my own.

CIGARS, CIGARETTES AND
CANDY SHOP

COMPLETE remodeling, altera-
tions, repair, kitchen, den,
basement, fam. rm., reasonable.
538-6894 after 4.

Painting and decorating,--cus-
tom work, Interior and exterior.
Over 20 years in the area, plas-
tering, caulking, guaranteed,
completely insured. Free esti-
mates.

REPAIR

ACCOUNTANT bookkeeper, recent
public accounting experience,
seeks permanent part-time posi-
tion. LI 4-4583.

Dodd Portman
398-0210

15% DISCOUNT

CARPET, CIGARETTE BURNS

REASONABLE experienced day
care- for elderly. Oak Park-South- •
field. 6444655.

PERSONALIZED income tax
service, Leo Raminick. 356-1562.

546-0050

50-BUSINESS CARDS

40-A-EMPLOYMENT
WANTED

355-1331

Specialist in exterior painting,
free estimates.

BEAUTY SALON WITH
BOUTIQUE
East Bloomfield Area

ACCOUNTANT AND OR CHIEF

install

siding,

SPRING DISCOUNT PRICES

Ask for Mr. Singer

P.O. Box 763-A
Detroit, Mi. 48232

EXPERIENCED paperhanger and
painter, reasonable prices. Free
estimates. 557-5945 or 559-5549.

SAVE MONEY

JUNK SHOP

Position for a Birmingham gift
store, prefer older person. Send
name, address and phone num-
ber to:

ELECTRIC REPAIRS. Reasonable.
LU 2-1790, 557-7228.

PAINTING, exterior, interior.
Free estimates. 968-5639.

45-B-BUSINESS FOR SALE

THE FREE AGENCY
Call 354-3210 till 8:00 p.m.

LICENSED electrician, 557-8981
or 557-5775.

45-BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITY

SOL HUROK
country the Russian Bolshoi
Ballet and other Soviet enter-
taining groups and individual
artists, he was under attack
two years ago. His office was
bombed on Jan. 26, 1972, a
young secretarial employe
died and 13, including Hurok,
were injured. But two Jew-
ish Defense League members
who were accused of the
crime were exonerated in
Federal Court.

Mazie Brown,
Book, Music
Group Backer

Mazie Brown, who has
guided and supported many
music and book groups here
in which she has been a par-
ticipant for many years, died
Friday evening at age 65.
Funeral services were held
at Kaufman Chapel Sunday
morning.'
Surviving are a
son,
DATE: Sun. afternoon, Mar. 10 Stephen S. Brown; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gerald (Betsy)
PREVIEW: 1:00-2:00 p.m.
Loomis; five grandchildren
AUCTION: 2:00 p.m. sharp
and two brothers, Joseph
PLACE: Kingsley Inn
Rosson and Sigmund Rosse.
Woodward, South of Long Lake With her husband, the late
Alan Brown, Mrs. Brown
Rd., Bloomfield Hills, Mi.
hosted many music and book
gatherings and numerous
MI 4-1400
lectures on literary and
Auction conducted by
musical subjects were con-
ducted in their home.
Harry Weinsaft
Mrs. Brown was among
the most active pioneering
75-D-RUMMAGE SALES
members of Music Study
WANTED
Club. She was active in
DETROIT League of Carih needs Temple Israel Sisterhood and
saleable items donated for rum- Choral Group and was a
mage sale, tax deductable. Call
member of Hadassah, Pio-
ICE 5-5247.
neer Women and the Ameri-
There is a good reason for can Jewish Congress. She
everything, • but few dig up had -a-dedication for the Zion-
the facts to support the ist ideal, having visited Is-
reason. .
rael several times.

of Women's American ORT.
She was active in National
Council of Jewish Women
and the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra Association, was a
member of Women's City
Club and a Civic Theater
patron. -
Many prominent Americans
were among the close friends
of Mrs. Kahn and Robert St.
John seldom visited Detroit
without renewing a long
friendship with Mrs. Kahn.
Surviving her are a son,
Albert E. Kahn; three daugh-_
ters, Mrs. Samuel (Betty)
Katzen, Mrs. Paul (Paulette)
Hartrich and Mrs.
(Lydia) Levin; nine
children, four great-grand-
children, a brother, Eugene
Jackson, and two sisters,
Jennie Jackson and Mrs.
Sam (Sarah) Smith.

Abstract Art School
Founder, Gottlieb, 70

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NEW YORK - Adolp h
Gottlieb, a founder of the
New York School of abstract
expressionism and a major
figure in American art for
more- than 30 years, died
March 1 at age 70.
Mr. Gottlieb, whose paint-
ings are included in the
permanent collections of the
Museum of Modern Art, the
Whitney Museum of Ameri-
can Art, the Metropolitan
Museum of Art and the
Brooklyn Museum, was
known for his "burst" paint-
ings. These works included
sunlike orbs suspended over
_exploding masses of red and
black against a light field.

Robert Hystzer,
of Insurance Firm

Robert I. Hystzer, owner
of the Northern Fire Insur-
ance Co., public insurance
adjusters, died March 3 at
age 45.
Born in Minneapolis, Mr.
Hystzer, 24030 Morton, Oak
Park, lived 25 years in De-
troit. He was a member of
Mosaic Lodge of the Masons.
He leaves his wife, Ro
berta; a son, Lawrence; his
mother, Mrs. Tobe Wexler:
and a sister, Mrs. Jerome
(Doris) Weiss.

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Harvey Stone Dies ;
Comedian and Actor

NEW YORK - Harvey
Stone, a comedian and actor,
died March 1 aboard a cruise
ship in the Bahamas at age
61. Mr. Stone made his rept' ,
tation in World War II with
a monologue on army life.
He was an entertainer it
a nightclub called Tfie -
Bowery in Detroit. In 1959.
he appeared in the role of
Nathan Detroit in "Gt, --- ..terL
Dolls," in Central:;
.Theater in the Park.

International Auto
Dealer Nemet, 80

NEW YORK - Morris IV1. -\
Nemet, Who retired in 1963
as an international automo-
bile dealer and distributor;
died March 1 at 80. In 1932,
he was engaged by the Ford_.
Motor Co. to introduce the
Ford in Romania, and wail
imprisoned by the Nazis in
1941.
Following hirtelease, he
returned to the U.S. where
he operated Nemet Motors
and the Nemet Auto Group.
selling cars in many coun-
tries.