THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
40 — BUSINESS CARDS
DRESSMAKING and alterations.
20 years experience. Reasonable.
968-8490.
WILL ADDRESS invitations of all
kinds. Call Judy. 399-3412.
FURNITURE refinished and re-
paired. Free estimates. 474-8953.
PROFESSIONAL DECORATING
By
ALAN KUMPULA
Fine painting & papering, specializ-
ing in foils & decorator papers. All
work carefully planned with the per-
sonal friendly touch.
547-7569
544-9583
A-1 CUSTOM
PAINTING &
DECORATING
Fully licensed & Insured.
Interior-Exterior.
Free Estimates. 24 hr. Service.
398-9477
E. LARKINS
MOVERS
Referral service,
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822-3417
Call-A-Maid
ELECTRIC REPAIRS. Prompt
service. Reasonable. 557-7228.
PLUMBING REPAIRS, Drains,
sewer cleaning. 24 hr. service.
368-9754.
For the finest in painting & wallpa-
per hanging. Call A. ZATKOFF.
544-1646.
BARTENDER — Private parties,
Bar-Mitzvahs and special occasions.
Experienced. For appt. 352-4021.
COMPLETE remodeling, altera-
tions. repair, kitchen, den, base-
ment, fam. rm., reasonable.
538-6891 after 4.
CARPENTRY work, inside & out-
side. I. Schwartz. 545-7712.
FURNITURE Reupholstering —
refinishing & repairs. 851-2550.
Call RON 968-4576 eves.
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MOVING CO., INC.
Custom work, household moving,
offices, packing, piano and appli-
ances. Local and State of Michigan.
357-2674
Handy man will help get your
home in shape for the holi-
days. Painting—Wall Wash-
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Call
477 - 9832
F. W. STEWART
MOVING CO.
"THE MOVING MEN"
Professional courteous serv-
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588-2418
VAIL PAINTING
SERVICES
Interior-Exterior
Gutter cleaning, wall wash-
ing, paper hanging, wood
staining, texture paint.
Free estimates. Insured.
Work guaranteed.
References.
543-9147
546-6507
)avid's Plastering
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Texturing of Walls. Repairs.
557-1338
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Roofing, aluminum siding, aluminum
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Guarantee material & workmanship.
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continuing emphasis of
Bnai Brith activities' de'
signed to help the Jewish
state and its people," David
M. Blumberg, Bnai Brith
president, told the commis.
sion.
JNF Begins Galilee Project
The commission also will
plan and conduct public af-
fairs programs interpreting
Middle East political devel-
opments.
Georgian Jews in Israel
gefrigerator-Freezer repair. Rea-
sonable rates. 559-8926.
CUSTOM INTERIOR PAINTING —
Texturizing, antiquing and stain-
ing. Kitchen cabinets, woodwork
refinishing. Reasonable. references.
547-1438.
CHAIR CANING — all kinds.
348-9090. Nat Sunshine.
51 — MISCELLANEOUS
RABBI HARRY E.
GOLDWATER
559-5249
For the past seven years,
Bnai Brith's Israel-focused
projects have been super-
vised by the Bnai Brith In-
ternational Council. Reacti-
vation of the separate
commission "points up our
Bnai Brith's Israel ac-
tivities range from Israel
Bond campaigns — the
organization has sold more
than $220 million, account-
ing for 10 per cent of Bond
sales in the United States
and Canada — to special
high school and college
scholarships for disadvan-
taged Israeli youths.
JERUSALEM (JTA) —
The JNF is now employ-
The Jewish National Fund, ing a machine known
which has reclaimed 10,000 "Big Teeth" which Ci
dunams of land in southern probe the soil to the nee(
Israel this year for agricul- sary depth and extract t
tore and settlement, is now rocks. It is an adaptati
tackling a project aimed at of a sub-soil rock remov
increasing the population in used in the United State
Lower Galilee. A JNF official reporte, r
JERUSALEM (ZINS) — disappointment on observ-
meanwhile, that land rec1V,
The new olim coming from ing vehicular traffic on
The JNF
has begun
a mation work in the south
four-year
program
to
pre-
the Georgian sector of the Sabbaths and holidays
nearing completion. Accord
Soviet Union keep to them- and young girls parading pare some 1,250 acres for ing to the official, the JNF
selves, having little desire to in bikinis.
use by existing settlements so far has reclaimed fields
mix with the settled popula-
Almost all Georgian im- and additional land where for seven settlements in th:
tion. They remain a group migrants are linked to one an infrastructure will he Negev; reclaimed land in th'
apart, exactly as they lived another through marriage. developed for the absorption Arava district for 12 settle
in the USSR.
In Israel they believe that of new settlers. ments to grow dates, man
The Galilee project pre- goes and field crops; re
For the most part they their daughters should be
are very observant and tra- married by the age of 14, to sents a special technical paired floor damage a
ditional. Even the Soviet protect them from straying' problem in that a sub-soil Ketura, Grofit and Yotv
authorities left them alone off the straight and narrow layer of rock nearly a yard developed 300 dunams
deep must be removed. Or- Dikla in northern Sine 't
and tolerated many things path.
dinary bulldozers have 2,060 dunams at other
There
are
presently
in
Is-
that don't properly belong
broken down while attempt- settlements in the Rat,..--a
rael some 27,000 Georgian
in a Communist state.
ingthe task.
salient of northern Sinai.
The Georgian Jewish Jews, comprising almost 25
percent
of
the
total
aliya
community has religious from Russia. It is estimated
Richard Tucker Remembered With Mass)
teachers and ritual slaugh- that there are approxi-
terers equal to those before mately 25,000 that still re-
Cardinal Cooke presided
NEW YORK — Richard
the Bolshevik Revolution.
main in the USSR who are Tucker, the Metropolitan at the mass, and members
Opera tenor who died last of the Metropolitan Operal
On arriving in Israel the waiting for a chance to emi-
January was honored for his sang from the rear of the
Georgians expressed huge grate.
cathedral during the hour-
talent and great
humanity
Wednesday
at what
was be- long service. The eulogy was -.
lieved to be the first memo- delivered by the Rev. Thee;
Ex-Israel Envoy to Speak in U.S.
rial mass for a Jew at New fore M. Hesburgh, presideni
York's St. Patrick's Cathed- of Notre Dame.
NEW YORK — Walter Board's lecture bureau.
ral.
Eytan, former Israeli Am-
He was the first director-
Tucker was honored, ac- New Federation
bassador to France, will dis- general of the Israeli Minis-
cording
to an Archdiocese in New Jersey
cuss the current Middle try for Foreign Affairs un-
East situation, Israel-Arab der Moshe Sharett and later spokesman, because of his
METUCHEN, N.J. (JTA1
relations, Israel and the under Golda Meir, and was great friendship with Cardi- — A newly-organized Jew-
Third World, Franco-Israel head of the Israeli delega- nal Cooke and "his good ish Federation of Northern
relations, Israel and the tion which negotiated the works for the Catholic Middlesex County has
Soviet Union, during a first armistice agreement Church and the people of elected Dr. Morton Klein of
North American lecture with Egypt at Rhodes. He is New York." Perth Amboy as its first
Tucker, an Orthodox Jew president and named
tour, sponsored by the Na- the chairman of the Israel
and ordained cantor, helped Charles Plotkin, formerly
tional Jewish Welfare Broadcasting Authority.
raise more than $6 million
executive
director ,,.
for Notre Dame University of assistant
the Jewish
Federation
after being awarded an hon-
New Jersey,
orary degree by Notre Dame Southern
first executive
director. as its
several years ago.
Until now, philanthropic
He also sang annually at
efforts for Israeli and local
NEW YORK — Harold
veloping trade and joint ven- fundraising events for needs have been conducted /
Hill, who has spent 14 of the
tures between this country Catholic hospitals in New by Jewish lay leaders, oper-
York and visited orphan-
last 24 years in Israel, has
and Israel.
ating out of an office in
ages and hospitals.
been named executive direc-
Perth Amboy.
tor of the American Corn-
Colleges Offer 115
mittee for the Weizmann
Institute of Science.
Judaism
Classes
The Weizmann Institute
in Rehovot, Israel, is in the
NEW YORK (JTA) — The
forefront of world research
Jewish Chautauqua Society
in biology, physics, chemis-
has announced endowment
try and mathematics, and in
of 115 resident lectureships
the teaching of science on
for college credit courses in
the graduate level.
Judaism throughout the
The American Committee
United States, Canada and
is responsible for coordinat-
Israel for the 1975-76 aca-
ing activities in this country
demic year. Officials said 19
connected to the scientific
new courses were started
research facility overseas.
this year, including seven
The American Commit-
additional courses at the
tee, under the direction of
University of California and
Hill, is sponsoring the 30th , the California State Univ-
national Weizmann Din-
ersities and Colleges.
Richard L. Kollinger of
Dallas, a past president of
Bnai Brith District 7, was
elected chairman of the
commission.
INVITATION ADDRESSING by
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CARPENTRY
WASHINGTON — Bnai
Brith has reconstituted its
Israel Commission to "meet
the special needs of a special
country."
The commission will su-
pervise and set policy for
Bnai Brith's educational,
cultural and social service
programs in and for Israel.
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Bnai Brith Reopens Unit to Deal With Israel Needs
40 — BUSINESS CARDS
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U.S. M.E. Aims
Harm Israel?
TEL AVIV (JTA) — A
"senior Western diplomatic
source" expressed the view
that the United States has
legitimate interests in the
Middle East which may not
always coincide with Is-
rael's interests and may in-
volve actions not to Israel's
liking, such as American
arms supplies to Egypt, but
that Israeli leaders have
come to recognize this fact.
Weizmann Institute in U.S.
Names Executive Director
Pioneer Women Stamp
The source defined Amer-
ican aims, among which was
to increase American influ-
ence in the region and bring
about a commensurate de-
crease in Soviet influence
while recognizing that it
was impossible to totally ex-
clude the Soviets from the
Middle East and that an
overall peace settlement re-
quired Russian cooperation
to achieve.
The source indicated that
American interests centered
more on Egypt's position
than Syria's. He was not op-
timistic about the possibil-
ity of Israeli-Syrian nego-
tiations and observed that
while the U.S. has pledged
efforts to bring about such
negotiations, it made no
commitments on the issue
and Arab voices at the
United Nations and from
Damascus are not encourag-
ing.
ner Monday at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel in New
York. Guest of honor will
be Irving S. Shapiro,
chairman of E.I. duPont
de Nemours and Co., who
will receive the Weizmann
Medallion.
Most recently, Hill had
been vice president of the
U.S. based Jomana Indus-
tries, Inc., specialists in de-
,
The officials said the new
additions brought to 181 the
cumulative total of Judaism
courses initiated by the or-
ganization, adding that a
number are being continued
by colleges under their own
funding. The society is an
educational project of the
Shown is the new Israeli stamp issue commemorat-
National Federation of ing the Pioneer Women's Jubilee (192 ' --"` The new
Temple Brotherhoods.
stamp has a IL5 denomination.
.
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