62—Friday, November 1, 1974 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
50—BUSINESS CARDS
50—BUSINESS CARDS
Afraid of the High Cost of
TV Repairs?
WALLPAPER SALE
Under New Management
We carry the very finest in
quality wallcoverings at dis-
count prices. Over 50,000 pat-
terns to choose from. Hours
10-5, evenings by appt.
NATIONAL WALLCOVERINGS
3950 W. 12 Mile Rd.
Berkley, Mich.
546-6800
Ron Schultz
5434314
For experienced, reliable service
at reasonable prices. No charge
for in home estimates.
Experienced paper hanging.
Free estimates. Very reason-
able.
LARKINS MOVING CO.
Call Days 1-5
851-5114
Eves. after 6 p.m.
342-7149
Household and Office
Furniture
Local and Long Distance
Also Storage
331-3011
repairs.
Plumbing
Prompt and
FRANK'S WATERPROOFING
559-7398
PAINTING
PAPERHANGING
Very neat and reasonable. I
decorate your home, like it was
my own.
547-7569
LOCKSMITH
Lock & key service. Locks
changed or repaired. Auto &
house locks installed. Keys
made.
PEDAL N PUCK
& PAPERHANGING _ 29289 SOUTHFIELD RD.
PAIN
FARRELL'S SHOPPING PLAZA
559-1463
F air price for quality work, 30
Y ears in the area.
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Call Charles Godau
A. & J. PLUMBING
I
457-8906
I. 2-2612
363-2345
476-0732
Wet, damp, leaky basements
made dry. Guaranteed 18 years.
Experienced — lowest price.
Bernard Laufer, 69 Aided Refugees
Condo Features,
served as a representative
Improvements Told TORONTO (JTA) — Ber- body
to the military govern-
4
courteous service by a licensed
master plumber.
50—BUSINESS CARDS
PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING
CHRIS BIRCHALL'S.
* QUALITY PAPER HANGING
WITH A GOLDEN TOUCH
* FLOCKS, FOILS, VINYLS,
CLOTH .
* INTERIOR-EXTERIOR
PAINTING
* FREE ESTIMATES AND
CONSULTATION
Operators on Duty 24
For your calls
Hours
Versatile Installations
"MEET AN HONEST MAN"
DRESSMAKER
1 ainting - Roofing - Carpentry.
Alterations & remodeling of all
837-5797 or 865-5564
I ARL HARDING MOVING CO.
ocal & Long Di'stance. Recom-
ended by Julius Ross Moving
1 o.
1
1
721-5503
Paper hanging professionals.
255-2881
After 2 p.m.
937-9825
EXPERT MOVING
SERVICE
a.m.
Furniture & Appliances
PROFESSIONAL
CARPENTRY
544-0023
Economy Rates
Charge by job, not hour.
Quality Work
No Job Too Small
Free Estimates
Insured; Licensed ,
RUSSIAN-ENGLISH
TRANSLATIONS
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Technical /letters/etc.
Pick-up/delivery.
or
after
546-0050
ALL PLUMBING REPAIRS —
Disposals, leaking faucets, &
plugged drains fixed. We also
install YOUR fixtures and ap-
pliances. No service charge.
Call
398-1754
utters, other home repairs.
I any references. Quick service.
uaranteed.
PAINTING &
WALLPAPER CO.
5 inch white alu ar minum gutters
at 1973 prices, guaranteed ma-
terial & workmanship. Limited
time only.
1 XPERT TV Repair. Reasonable.
: 98-2826.
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399-5886
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B-JAY
355-3483 weekends
8 p.m. weekdays.
ith a golden touch. CUSTOM
ALLPAPERING. Free esti-
r ates, fully insurea. CALL
.543-6842
i I Benkoff
399-0652
( aye Benkoff
1973 PRICES
Call after 6 p.m.
399-1908
JACK ALTERMAN.
,
nard (Berl) Laufer, presi-
Bicycle paths, parking dent for many years of the
courts, landscaping, lawn Toronto branch of the World
sodding, ponds, and a con- Federation of Bergen-Belsen
necting stream are some of Associations and member of
the construction improve- the national executive com-
ments scheduled for Potomac mittee of the Canadian Jew-
Towne, a recreation-oriented ish Congress, died recently
condominium community lo- at age 63.
cated in West Bloomfield.
Mr. Laufer was born in
About 60 new townhouse- Bendin, Poland and was ac-
style condominiums are ready tive in the Zionist youth
at the West Bloomfield site at movement there before
Maple and Farmington Rds. World War II. He was de-.
In addition to the new site ported to Nazi concentration
,improvements, Potomac camps and was among the
Towne residents may enjoy Survivors at Bergen-Belsen
the services of a staff respon- when it was liberated by
sible for all exterior mainten- Allied forces.
ance from mowing 'the lawn
Subsequently, Mr. Laufer
and raking leaves to painting helped organize the Central -
home exteriors and removing Committee of Liberated Jews
snow and refuse.
in Bergen ..Belsen which
All Potomac Towne homes
are sited on graded, sodded,
landscaped lots. The homes Mrs-. Fritzi Siegel,
includes large, sliding glass . JTA Chief's Wife
doorwalls, private courtyards
NEW YORK (JTA)—Mrs.
and two-car garages.
Fritzi Siegel, wife of Jack
The Potomac Club has an Siegel, executive vice presi-
expansive, 1 1/2-story c 1 u b dent of the Jewish Telegra-
room with beamed ceilings, phic Agency, died suddenly
rustic walls, and a dramatic Oct. 13.
central fireplace. Other f_acil-
ities include a library, card
roomsa sun deck, an exer- 'Leon Stolzenberg, 79,
cise room; a billiard lounge, Noted Chess Player
Olympic-size outdoor p o 01
Leon Stolzenberg, retired
and a heated indoor pool.
Detroit pharmacist and na-
tionally-known chess player,
died _Oct. 25 at age 79.
The More
kinds. Reasonable. Fast efficient
53-A—ENTERTAINMENT
MIND Reading Entertainment.
356-5112 or 1-662-3700.
56—ANTIQUES•
345-6878
DRESSMAKING and alterations.
20 years experience. Call after 5.
968-8490.
PAINTING and wallwashing.
Take advantage of pre-holiday
prices. 25 years experience.
GEORGE. 533-2279.
SILVERPLATING & repairs.
Gold, copper, brass & silver. VE
6-0721.
HAVING AN AFFAIR?
Make it unforgetable with her
lilting melodies of the keyboard.
Best prices. Best workmanship
on roofing, siding, trim and
gutters. Quality materials only.
546-0050
EMERGENCY
Call the Doctor
Broken Arm?
Broken Leg
WE FIX
ALL FURNITURE
SUPERIOR DECORATING
_.
SERVICE
in the home or in the
hospital. Buttons to
Casters to Seams.
Specialist in wallpaper hanging
and removal. Interior, painting
and decorating services. Free
estimates. All work guaranteed.
"COMPLETE"
Reupholstering & Re-
fininshing. Our Spec-
ialty is repairing, re-
glueing and reupholst-
ering dining r00111
chairs.
.272-0654
GEMINI
PLUMBING,
INC.
Steven R. Munson
Licensed Master Plumber
Estimates Given—Repairs
Residential & Commercial
WE DO GOOD
WORK
Any Problem—
Large or Small
Use Your_
"Blue
Cross"
CALL 851-2550
NOW!
on Call 24 Hours
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1- 1q
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A
ANTIQUE
SHOW &
SALE -
BRUNSWICK Arcade Pool Table
—5x10. Mint condition. Collectors
item. Must sacrifice leaving state.
559-1628 or 559-1627.
56—ANTIQUES
POOR RICHARD'S
ANTIQUE FAIR III
-1(
Warren
Sun Nov. 3rd thru
Sun. Nov. 10th -1c
10 A.M. - 9 P.M.
55-B—APPAREL FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL women's clothes
and accessories, like new. 545-
8105 mornings, eves.
.
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Dequindre & 12 Mile Rd.
55—MISCELLANEOUS
Free Admission
Free Parking
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57—FOR SALE - HOUSEHOLD
GOODS & FURNISHINGS
Sponsored by Franklin Histori-
cal Society. Nov. 7-8-9, 11
a.m.-10 p.m. Lost day 10 a.m.-
6 p.m.
BEDROOM
FRANKLIN
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
2 beds fitting into corner table.
Franklin Rd. at Wellington Rd.
Franklin Village, Mich.
Old fashioned Box Lunches
Bake Sole
Admission $1.50
851-7765
1 1
559-1496
UNIVERSAL
MALL
SET
Good condition. Fitted matching
spreads and drapes. Versatile
wall unit, includes desk and
shelves.
559-8072
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Washington Jews
Urged to Support
Jackson Legislation
CHILDREN Love Magical Clowns!
356-5112 or 1-662-3700.
FREDDY SHEYER — One man
orchestra — Anniversaries, Wed-
dings, Bar-Mitzvas, House Parties.
398-2462.
Samuel Burns 82
of Auto Parts Firm
,
,
Samuel Burns, president
and founder of Stand- ---1
Auto Supply_with three
tions locally, died Oct. 21 a
82.
A - native Detroiter, he
founded the company in
1915. He was a member of
Temple Beth El, Jewish War
Veterans and Pisgah Lodge
of Bnai Brith.
He leaves his wife, Laura;
a daughter, Mrs. Jerry (Inez)
Eaton; four sisters, Mrs.
Louis M. (Sarah) Dunn, Mrs.
Harry (Mildred) Yancher,
M r s . William (Annette)
Goodman and Mrs. Gussie
Goldberg of Buffalo, N.Y.;
two grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
Arab Summit, Syrian Actions
Force Israel Security Moves '
A
TEL AVIV (JTA)
tense situation developed on
the Golan Heights over the
weekend where a double alert
was maintained against the
possibilities of a new flare-
up of terrorist activities and
a re-opening of hostilities by
Syria.
Israeli authorities believe
One person with belief is the likelihood of violence has
a social power equal -to nine- increased as a result of the
ty-nine who have only inter-
ests.—John Stuart Mill
service. Greenfield-8 Mile Area.
Call LENNY at
AAA ABSOLUTELY
Take heed—
a thought in Israel's hour of need.
When a man gives himself to
other men,
he's no less the man he was
before;
in fact he's more;
The more he gives the more he is,
while others live through him the
more —
and more.
So if you ask the how and why
of giving,
just pause — then tell yourself
it's part of living;
for if we help our brothers in
their trying,
there'll be a little less of dying.
—David M. Miller
ment and control commission
in the British zone of occu-
pied Germany.
Later he became a mem-
ber of the presidium of the
World Federation of Bergen-
Belsen Associations. He was
co-chairman of the CJC's
central region's annual Holo-
caust Memorial Assembly
held last April and was as-
sociated with . various publi-
cation ventures of the World
Federation and its annual
awards.
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Continued support of the
Senate and House sponsors
of the JaCkson/Mills-Vanik
section of the Trade Reform
Bill is "crucial to the ulti-
mate passage" of the legis-
lation affecting Soviet emi-
gration, the Greater Wash-
ington Jewish Community
Council is warning its nearly
200 member organizations.
"We in the American Jew-
ish community have 'an even
clearer and more vital role
in the next months than ever
before in ensuring the success
of Soviet Jewry's struggle
for freedom," the council
said.
It urged every organiza-
tion and its membership to
communicate to President
Ford, Sen. Henry M. Jack-
son (D. Wash.) and to their
senators and representatives
that they support their ef-
forts on behalf of Soviet
Jewery.
In addition, the council
urged "an all-out effort to
assist in every possible way
the 38 Soviet Jewish prison-
ers of conscious and to par-
ticipate regularly in the vigil
held daily at noon, opposite
the Soviet Embassy to dem-
onstrate "constant vigilance"
on Soviet behaVior toward
Jews.
Arab summit conference in
Rabat, Morocco.
The Syrians were seen de-
ploying their forces for re-
newed warfare that might be
triggered by decisions taken
at Rabat.
Syrian troops have entered
the United Nations buffer
zone and established three
military observation posts in
violation of the separation of
forces agreement which bars
the troops of both sides from
the UN zone.
Israeli forces were engag-
ed in large-scale military ex-
ercises on the Golan Heights
and the adjacent regions of
Galilee. Security forces con-
tinued to search for possible
terrorist infiltrators in west-
ern and central Galilee.
Israeli artillery fired on
terrorist strongholds in south-
ern Lebanon Sunday night.
The target areas were lighted
by flares dropped by Israeli
Air Force planes.
The possibility of terrorist
strikes during the Rabat con-
ference prompted unusual
precautionary measures in
northern Israel. Schools were
closed for one day, and au-
thorities cancelled a soccer
game at Nahariya
to avoid a concentrai
large crowds.
Farmers returned to their
crops with armed guards.
Roadblocks have been b-
lished on roads- in the .
where all passing vehicles
are, stopped and checked.
tourists are being requested
by police to do their sight-
seeing in other regions.
When God gave the Torah
on 'Mount Sinai there came
down from heaven a book
and a sword, and a heavenly
voice said: "Choose one. If
you ch2ose the book, life will
be yours; if you choose the
sword, death must be yours."
—Midrash
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