THE DETROIT JEWISH-NEWS.
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—CARPENTRY—
David's Plastering
& Dry Wall
We meet your complete needs
including
Remodeling - repairs - roofing
recreation rooms
Texturing of walls. Repairs.
557-1338
paneling and partitions
Call H. WEINGARTEN
METRO WINDOW
CLEANING AND
HOME CARE
Experts on aluminum storms,
carpet, floor, furniture clean-
ing. Wall washing, painting,
interior-exterior.
541-0278
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545-2573
TOBIAS
PLASTERING REPAIRS
Remodel Stucco
also over existing drywal!
Free Estimate
Fast Clean Service
Wet-, damp, leaky basements
dry. Guaranteed 18 years.
E enced — lowest price:
FRANK'S WATERPROOFING
559-7398
Day 422-3764
Nite 937-8374
PAINTING & PAPERHANGING
Fair price for quality work, 30
years in the area.
Call Charles Godau
HOUSEWORK
GOT YOU DOWN?
General cleaning, steam ex-
traction carpet cleaning,
floor waxing and stripping,
window cleaning, carpet and
upholstery shampooing.
Bonded/Insured Free Estimate.
Call DOMESTICARE at
757-0960
BOAT OWNERS
If your boat needs work call
JO Sat. between 9 am & 5
Pm
MI. 2-2612
PROFESSIONAL
PAINTING
With a golden touch. CUSTOM
WALLPAPERI NG. Free esti-
mates, fully insurea. CALL
Al Benkoff
Dave Benkoff
LOCAL MOVING OR
HAULING?
T & E TRUCKING
Would be pleased to assist. We offer
quality work at a fair price.
476-5328
ALUMINUM
SIDING & TRIM
With a finish so tough
paint remover won't effect it.
Aluminum Storms & Screen
Roofing-Gutters
Awnings
WYNER ALUMINUM &
MODERNIZATION
Free Estimates 864-8844
543-6842
399-0652
A & J PLUMBING CO.
Please call
476-0732
363-2345
CARPENTRY
Rec. rooms, paneling, floors
& ceilings tiled. Miscella-
neous repairs. Also stucco
work. References and very
reasonable.
Call RON 968-4576 eves.
T.V. REPAIRS
Low cost—Color and black & white
by experienced technician.
Cal MARK MICHALSON
357-1831
if no answer call 557-2163
WALLPAPER SALE
Under New Management
We carry the very finest in
quality wollcoverings 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.
Touch up—Dents—Broken &
Loose Joints—Cig. Burns—Dog
Bites.
"COMPLETE"
Reupholstering & Re-
fininshing. Our Spec-
ialty is repairing, re-
glueing and reupholst-
ering dining r o o m
chairs.
WE DO GOOD
WORK
FURNITURE REPAIR
INVISIBLE VINYL
UPHOLSTERY REPAIR
Tears
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Rips
-
Holes
-
Cig. Burns
CARPET REPAIRS
Free Estimates
AL SUNSHINE
348-9090
CLAYPOOL
WELL DRILLING
Since 1920
Large or Small
476-2693 or 437-1300
Use Your
CALL 851-2550
NOW!
on Call 24 Hours
LEVOLOR
RIVIERA BLINDS
398-1754
Cabinetry, built-ins, carpentry. Fur-
niture repair & refinishing. Interior
Decorating. •
Fast service — Custom
installation also Quality
Paper Hanging with a
Golden Touch
Interior Exterior
Painting
399 - 5886
CHRIS BIRCHALL
HOBI HUDSON
Designer-Craftsman
546-3622
Custom work, household mov-
ing, offices, packing, piano and
appliances. Local and State of
Michigan.
Local and Long Distance
Also • Storage
331-3011
SEMI-ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
PIANOS & ORGANS
Example — Spinet piano
$599 floor model
ORCHARD MALL
PIANOS & ORGANS
ORCHARD LAKE RD.
& MAPLE RD.
851-8280
G & C
PAINTING &
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Interior-exterior decorating
Wallpapering, paneling,
drop ceilings. Carpentry
and Formica counter tops.
GEORGE
CAMPBELL
PAPERHANGING
& PAINTING
Experienced.
Reasonable.
398-0620
Grandfather-Mantle-Antique.
Modern
CLOCKS REPAIRED
36 yrs. Exp.
Automobile Cuckoo 400 Day Chime
WAYNE CLOCK &
WATCH SERVICE
Call 557-2163
A-1 PAINTING
Quality work
Reasonable
Ask for Frank
851-3628
PAINT UP and Wallpaper up for
spring. Antiquing & staining.
ALAN ZATKOFF. 544-1646.
ELECTRIC REPAIRS—Burgldr
alarms: Reasonable. 557-7228.
EXPERIENCED handyman
Plumbing. "electrical. carpentry,
Built-in dishwashers, hvilt-in stoves
and ovens, complete installation.
Reasonable. dependahle. 474-2243.
Can provide you with complete
Bookkeeping and Auditing Services.
All Journals, Gen. Ledger, Payroll
Taxes, Income Taxes, Financial
Statements, Year-end audits. Can
work at your office or mine. Reason-
able rate, experienced and depend-
able. Call evenings-
576-0285
CUSTOM antiquing and staining,
kitchen cabinets and woodwork re-
finishing Interior painting. Reason-
able. references. 547-1438.
LOOKING for a good painter? Expe-
rienced and reasonable. 543-0130.
ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERS &
trim. License, insured. Free esti-
mates. 525-9160.
Painting, wall washing, handyman.
Ask prices by telephone. Call after 5
p.m. 547-6762.
,LOCAL MOVING
CUSTOM
PAPER HANGING
Insured & Neat
Call MIKE BLACK
545-0444
1 item or a house full. Rea-
sonable rates.
Pianos moved.
422-5458
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PAPER HANGING
Experienced with all types of
LOOKING FOR SMALL
BUSINESS ACCOUNTS
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SILVERPLATING — repairing, sil-
ver, gold, brass and copper. VE
6-0721.
papers. Free estimates. Reason-
JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO.,
INCORPORATED
WALL-PAPERING
ALL PLUMBING REPAIRS —
Disposals, leaking faucets, &
plugged drains fixed. We also
install YOUR fixtures and ap-
pliances. No service charge.
Call
COMPLETE remodeling, altera-
tions. repair, kitchen, den, base-
ment, fam. rm., reasonable.
538-6894 after
INTRODUCES
357-2674
DRESSMAKING and alterations.
20 years experie'nce. ('all after 5.
968-8490.
LICENSED
ELECTRICIAN.
557-8981 or 557-5775.
Friday, March 28, 1975 45
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WILL ADDRESS invitations of all
kinds. Call Judy, 399-3412.
CARPENTRY work, inside & out-
side. I. Schwartz. 545-7712.
Versatile
Installations
565-9365
Any Problem—
"Blue
Cross"
546-0050
LARKINS MOVING CO.
Broken Arm?
Broken Leg
the home or in the
hospital. Buttons to
Casters to Seams.
Best prices. Best workmanship
on roofing, siding, trim and
gutters. Quality materials only.
Household and Office
Furniture
546-6800
WE FIX
LL FURNITURE
AAA ABSOLUTELY
Fully insured—References
EMERGENCY
Call the Doctor
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FURNITURE refinished and re-
paired. Free estimates. 474-8953.
LICENSED MASTER PLUMBER
922-7408
COLOR TV SERVICE
Expert & courteous service
done in your home. For free
estimate call-PHIL KLEIN.
559-2037
557-8906
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ably priced. References.
Days 1-5 — 851.5114
After 6 p.m. — 342-7149
MASTER CARPET
& UPHOLSTERY
CLEANING SERVICES
EXTRACTION (STEAM)
OR SHAMPOO
Free Estimates 399-7091
NEW MOVING VANS
MOVING?
College students will move
furniture & appliances ex-
pertly at economy rates.
$12.50 per hr. or flat rate. 3
men available.
544-0023
534-2378
Licensed
Insured
Pacific Lehi lla Active De spite Isolation
By JOHN J. ROSENBLATT
Armed Forces Jewish
Chaplain in Mid-Pacific
Hawaii Naval Station
HAWAII — Many Jews
might have a hard time be-
lieving - that a very active
Jewish community exists on
a tiny Pacific island 6,000
miles away from California.
But on Kwajalein in the
Marshall Islands, 87 Jews —
military and civilian — un-
der the leadership of a dedi-
cated and hardworking Jew-
ish military lay leader, are
seriously involved in their
Jewish communal life.
Recently, a house trailer,
complete with air-condition-
ing, kosher kitchen,• three
classrooms and a chapel
area seating 55 people, was
formally dedicated as the
KMR Jewish Center of the
Pacific. It is the first perma-
nent home of the Jewish
community of Kwajalein.
The little atoll, buried in
the World War II history of
the Marshall Islands, where
vigorous fighting took place,
is not too distant from
where the first nuclear
bomb was tested. It is cur-
rently the site for ballistic
missle testing under the di-
rection of the U.S. Army,
which employs contractor
personnel for research and
development of new types of
rocket projectiles.
At present, the Jews of
Kwajalein take part in
Sabbath evening worship,
religious school, and adult
Jewish education.
The dedication of the
KMR Jewish Center was the
fulfillment of a dream, my
dream for a dignified place
for Jewish worship and
study. I am the supervisory
chaplain of the Jewish pro-
gram at Kwajalein in addi-
tion to my duties as Armed
Forces Jewish Chaplain for
the mid-Pacific (stationed in
Hawaii), where I serve
members of the Army,
Navy, Air Force, Coast
Guard and Marines. Melvin
Winderman, a registered X-
ray technician, is the lay
leader of the -community.
For many years Kwaja-
lein did not have a real home
for its local Jewish commu-
nity; its one existing chapel
was built as a church solely
for Protestant and Catholic
worship. Through the work
of lay leader Winderman,
who devoted many lours to
help bring about my dream,
the KMR Jewish Center was
established.
The dream was born some
three years ago when I con-
ducted my first Bar Mitzva
on the atoll. This was fol-
lowed by the traditional
wedding of an Israeli cou-
ple, who asked that the wed-
ding ceremony be done
completely in Hebrew, with
the writing of the tradi-
tional Hebrew ketuba and
with the ceremony of kin-
yan. In the absence of a
Jewish place of worship, the
ceremony was held out-
doors (with the hupa made
from home-grown palm
branches), followed by a
traditional wedding meal
held under the blue Pacific
sky.
The hupa was subse-
quently used as the basis
for a communal sukka,
which served as a focal
point in activating the
Jewish community to ex-
press their Jewish long-
ings.
Since the dedication of
the KMR Jewish Center,
many non-Jewish members
of the Kwajalein Missle
Range have attended var-
ious Jewish functions to see
for the first time in their
lives how their Jewish
neighbors celebrate their
religious traditions. Many
non-Jews have helped
decorate and fix up the Jew-
ish Center, which has
brought about much good
will and interfaith under-
standing.
'• •
The secret of the success
of the KMR Jewish program
seems to lie in the mainte-
nance of a clear channel of
communication between the
lay leader and the military
rabbi, even though we are
separated by more than
3,000 miles. The lay leader
phones me weekly to discuss
his program and writes
frequently.
On my last visit to Kwaja-
lein. at a large party for the
children of the Jewish com-
munity, I distributed many
"goodies" supplied by the
National Jewish Welfare
Board.
Much of the success of
the Jewish program and
activities on Kwajalein is
the direct result of the
work of Jewish military
lay leader Melvin Winder-
man. In this letter from
Winderman to the JWB
Commission on Jewish
Chaplaincy, he describes
the things that can be ac-
complished.
To begin with, I have or-
ganized an advisory com-
mittee. For our small popu-
lation, I have a president,
secretary and treasurer,
plus planning and education.
committees. I have desig-
nated various members of
our congregation for spe-
cific duties, such as an oneg
chairman, who will weekly
assign a family to handle
same; also a Hebrew
teacher who, with the aid of
some of the older post-Bar
Mitzva boys, will teach the
younger children. Our presi-
dent, Stan Krieger, is well
educated in Hebrew and
teaches the older children
and,adults in our Hebrew
school (beginning Hebrew).
We are now organizing a
Sunday school for the
young children, where,
under my supervision
along with other adult su-
pervision, our older girls
will teach the young about
Jewish culture.