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NORTHLAND
Hebrew Teachers
Seminar Slated
A special class for teach-
ers of the Hebrew language
Habet-Ushma, audio-visual
teaching method, will be
held March 30-April 1 at the
10 Mile Jewish Community
Center.
The seminar will be
taught by Shula Fleischer
and will take place during
Chol Hamoed Pesah to ena-
ble those who would nor-
mally teach on those days to
attend. Classes begin at 9
a.m. For information, con-
tact the Center Hebrew
Department, 545-8780.
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Music of Distinction
From Solo Piano to Large Orchestra
MARTIN KOSINS
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ROSE CITRON
968-0670
546-7558
25900 Greenfield
In the Landmark Bldg.
Oak Park
Lincoln & Greenfield
ROSIE'S PLACE
Open Sunday 12-5
10% REBATE
ON SPRING MERCHANDISE
60% OFF Fall Merchandise
Mon.-Wed. 9.30 to 6
Thurs. and Fri. 9:30 to 8
Sat. 9:30 to 5:30
Business Briefs
ALBERT BERLIN has
been appointed to the
wholesale division of the
RELIABLE GLASS CO.
Berlin has 15 years' experi-
ence in the field.
* * *
GOLDIE LEVINSTEIN,
realtor, has moved her real
estate brokerage firm and
the headquarters of
ABODES, INC. of which she
is president, to The Malvern,
93 Seward, in the New Cen-
ter area. Ms. Levinstein,
\vho recently acquired The
Malvern, a nine-story apart-
ment hotel, is making exten-
sive renovations to the
building. Newly decorated,
furnished models are open,
and complete hotel service is
offered.
* * *
MARYLA, facial expert
at Marlene's Faces, Old Or-
chard Mall, West Bloom-
field, is European trained.
She uses imported and
domestic cosmetics and has
the most progressive equip-
ment. Maryla can be
reached by calling Marlene's
Faces, 851-0480.
* * *
STANDARD FEDERAL
SAVINGS was named the
top residential mortgage
lender of loans less than
$75,000 in the metropolitan
Detroit area, according to
the January month-end fig-
ures published by Lawyer's
Title Insurance Corp. Stan-
dard Federal recorded
$5,570,000 in mortgage
loans under $75,000 in the
tri-county area.
* * *
FIDELITY BANK OF
SOUTHFIELD has opened
its first branch office in the
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Mile in Southfield, it was
announced by Leslie Rose,
chairman and president of
the bank. He also is chair-
man and president of Fidel-
ity Bank of Michigan.
* * *
BRUCE BOXMAN, an
associate of the Detroit
Gold-Rosenwasser agency
of the MASSACHUSETTS
MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO., has completed
one week of specialized
training in Springfield,
Mass, as a member of the
company's Seventh Busi-
ness and Estate Planning
School for 24 of its field rep-
resentatives from 16 states.
* * *
DAVE and ETHEL NA-
TINSKY, formerly of Wyo-
ming-Curtis Fish and Sea-
food and Orchard Lake
Seafood, announce the open-
ing of DAVE'S FISH and
SEAFOOD, 22101 Coolidge,
1 block south of Nine Mile in
Oak Park. 'Fish may be
boned, skinned and ground
at no charge. For informa-
tion or holiday orders, call
the Natinskys, 548-4031.
* * *
SANDRA L. SULLY was
elected vice president and
division head of the data
processing operations at
AMERICAN SAVINGS
ASSOCIATION and DAN-
IEL W. LaROSA was
elected vice president of
general services.
- * * *
MANITOU-WABING
SPORTS AND ARTS CEN-
TER, Parry Sound, Ontario,
begins its 17th year June 13.
High school students may
sign up for sessions ranging
from three to seven weeks.
The camp offers programs
in music, theater, dance, vis-
ual arts, tennis and sports.
For information, contact
Joel Verbin, camp repre-
sentative, 10730 Atwater,
Windsor, 519-735-3157.
*
* *
LEON S. COHAN, former
deputy attorney general for
the state of Michigan, has
been elected vice president
and general counsel of DE-
TROIT EDISON by the
company's board of direc-
tors.
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Friday, March 7, 1975 41
•
Council Elects Nominating Committee
The Jewish Community man of the committee. Serv-
Council has elected a nomi- ing with Sidlow will be Jo-
nating committee for the seph Bale, Rabbi Leon
upcoming election of offi- Fram, Mrs. Estelle .Gubow,
cers to the Council's execu- Mrs. Albert Rosenblun_- -
tive committee.
-Mrs. Aaron B. Shifman and
Hubert J. Sidlow, imme- George Tarnoff.
diate past president of the
council, was named chair-
WHILE THEY !AST!
FABULOUS VALUES!
Young Actors Plan
Show at Center
Young Center actors will
present a special perform-
ance at 3 p.m. March 16, in
the Jewish Community Cen-
ter's Aaron DeRoy Theater.
All Center acting classes
will combine for the after-
noon to present scenes,
sketches and monologues to-
demonstrate to parents the
type of work and skills the
youngsters learn in class.
There is no charge for the
program. For information,
contact the Center,
341 4200.
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24235 W. 7 Mile Rd
West of Telegraph
Detroit
26810 Southfield Rd.
South of I I Mile Rd .
Lathrup Village
28919 Southfield Rd.
South of 12 Mile Rd
Lathrup Village
23935 W. 9 Mile Rd.
Eost of Telegraph
Southfield
24541 W. 12 Mile Rd.
West of Telegraph
South field
22080 W. Ten Mile
West of lahser
Southfield
29109 Northwestern
(corner of 12 Mile;
Franklin Shopping Plaza
OPENING
SOON!
Photo-journalist Bob Ben-
yas and his son Mark, a sen-
ior at Roeper City and
Country School, will present
slides taken during a recent
trip to Israel 8:30 p.m.
March 14 at the Sholem Al-
eichem Institute oneg Sha-
bat.
Benyas is a free-lance
photographer for U.S. News
and World Report and the
president of Sholem Alei-
chem Institute. Refresh-
ments will be served. For in-
formation, call Sholem
Aleichem, 626-9565.
Honesty is the best policy.
Honesty lasts longest.
Honesty maketh rich but she
works slowly.
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