THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
40 — BUSINESS CARDS
40 — BUSINESS CARDS
WILL
COMPLETE remodeling, altera-
fions, repair, kitchen, den, base-
ment, fam. rm., reasonable.
538-6894 after 4.
ADDRESS invitations of all
kinds. Call Judy. 399,3412.
CUSTOM INTERIOR PAINTING —
Texturizing, antiquing and staining.
Kitchen cabinets, woodwork refin-
ishing. Reasonable, references.
547-1438.
LICENSED
ELECTRICIAN,
557-8981 or 557-5775.
CARPENTRY work, inside & out-
side. I. Schwartz. 545-7712.
FURNITURE Reupholstering —
refinishing & repairs. 851-2550.
ELECTRIC REPAIRS. Prompt
service. Reasonable. 557-7228.
PLUMBING REPAIRS, Drains,
sewer cleaning. 24 hr. service.
368-9754.
A-1 Carpentry. Kitchen, bath, For-
mica, basements, etc. State licensed.
261-4356.
CARPENTRY
Of all descriptions.
Rec. rooms, etc. . . .
Work myself, Lowest prices.
Free Estimates.
546-6891
JULIUS ROSS
MOVING CO., INC.
Custom work, household moving,
offices, packing, piano and appli-
ances. Local and State of Michigan.
357-2674
ENVELOPE SPECIAL
IMPRINTED
24 lb. #10 plain
—$10 per M
Window —$11.25 per M
524-1011
SUPERIOR DECORATING
SERVICE
Experienced to satisfy all your deco-
rating needs. Wallpaper hanging
and removal. Interior & exterior
painting. Free Estimates. Pre-Winter
Special.
10% DISCOUNT
WITH THIS AD
398-8605
F. W. STEWART
MOVING CO.
"THE MOVING MEN"
Professional courteous serv-
ice. Insured low rates. Excel-
lent references.
588-2418
PLUMBING REPAIRS
Disposals, Faucets & Bathroom
Alterations & Violations
No Service Charge
398-1754
HOME & ESTATE
LIQUIDATORS
Let professionals handle
your Household & Estate Sales-
***APPRAISALS***
357-2218
DECORATING
Prime Wallpaper Hanging
& Painting .
Fast Service
L. Cooper
Free Estimates
M. Neuman
689-7125
J. & L. ASSOCIATES
"THIS IS YOUR SEASON" -
During Nov. & Dec. we will
cut any legitimate estimate
by 1 /3 minimum. Free esti-
mates — residential and
commercial. Our specialty
complete recreation rooms.
Call any time
day or night
626-6374 or
Mobile Unit 355-5492 #4574
DURING THESE 4 WEEKS
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
FANTASTIC SAVINGS!
j
HANDYMAN. Jobs of all kinds.
Reasonable. 399-6301.
CHAIR CANING — all kinds.
348-9090. Nat Sunshine.
SCRIPT lettering & addressing.
Reasonable. 399-6286.
Women's & men's alterations. Ex-
pertly made. Specialty coats.
557-8644.
ROOFING, SIDING, GUTTERS &
trim. License, insured. Free esti-
mates. 525-9160. ,
For the finest in painting & wallpa-
per hanging. Call A. ZATKOFF,
5-14-1646.
DRESSMAKING and alterations.
20 years experience. Reasonable.
968-8490.
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LOST AND FOUND
Generous reward. Lost green plastic
shopping bag in Lincoln Center, Oak
Park. 968-8090, 573-0475.
Man's silver ring with Star of David
in center. Lost Northland. Reward.
353-0770.
50 — PERSONAL
WOMEN MAJ PLAYERS
15 Mile-Middlebelt area. We
are forming Mon. or Tues.
evening game.
Call 626-6619
S. Wolk (M)
Northgate,
Oak Park
51 — MISCELLANEOUS
We pay cash for old comic books, 45
records, baseball cards. 898-3942,
365-8223.
Wanted good used furniture, an-
tiques, linens and silver for the Tem-
ple Beth El Treasurama VI. If you are
planning a move or looking to dis-
pose of your articles, Temple Beth El
would welcome all donations. Tax
deductions are given. Contact Mrs.
Bloom at
559-3305
53 — ENTERTAINMENT
Have the most talked about
party of the year with
CHERRY! Discotheque
Like a permanent Disco,
but Portable!
Industry Raises
$2 Million in Bonds
NEW YORK — A nation-
ally-conducted Israel Bond
sales campaign by the Cata-
log/Showroom Industry,
first of its kind ever con-
ducted by an industry group
in the United States, has
resulted in Bond subscrip-
tions totaling $2,600,000 for
Israel's economic develop-
ment.
The announcement of the
industry's outstanding
achievement in behalf of
Israel's economic develop-
ment was made at a na-
tional dinner of tribute in
New York which honored
the industry Nov. 1.
Harold Roitenberg, presi-
dent of Modern Merchandis-
ing Corp., of Minneapolis,
accepted the Israel Prime
Minister's Medal which was
awarded to the Catalog/
Showroom Industry "for its
successful, pioneering ef-
fort."
Zionist Federation
Honors Rev. Boyd
NEW YORK — The
American Zionist Federa-
tion's commission on inter-
religious affairs honored
Reverend Malcolm Boyd at a
dinner on the publication of
his book, "Christian — Its
Meaning in an Age of Fu-
ture Shock" because "of his
strong support of Israel and
the Jewish people."
In the book Reverend
Boyd writes that "Israel is
an issue of importance sec-
ond to none for Jews every-
where. A refusal_ by Chris-
tians to accept this or their
inability to comprehend
why this is so, consitutes a
stumbling block in relations
between Jews and Chris-
tians."
Reverend Boyd was or-
dained as an Episcopalian
priest. He is a social play-
wright and has written
many books on social and
religious issues.
He served as a chaplain at
Wayne State University for
several years.
355-3549
One Parent Heads
Many NY Homes
NEW YORK (JTA) — An
estimate that 30,000 Jewish
households in New York
City are headed by one par-
ent has been made by an
official of a YM-YWHA
where a single parent fam-
ily center has been in Opera-
tion for more than a year.
The estimate was made
by Steven Kaplansky, as-
sistant executive director of
the Greater Flushing Y,
who also said that the
mounting incidence of di-
vorce and separation had
brought a sharp increase in
single parent residents in
Flushing, as in other areas
of the city.
He said single: parents
were often "overwhelmed"
by feelings of abandonment
and guilt, and that suppor-
tive services from the com-
munity "can be crucial in
helping them cope with so-
cial and economic prob-
lems."
Jews Sell Shops
to Minority Groups
PHILADELPHIA (JTA)
— The Jewish Community
Relations Council has re-
ported it arranged for an-
other sale of a Jewish-
owned inner-ciy business
enterprise to a minority
group purchaser, the 49th
such transaction in its pro-
gram for that purpose.
Charles Conston, chair-
man of the JCRC Jewish
Merchants program, and
vice president of the Federa-
tion of Jewish Agencies,
said the enterprise, a retail
camera store, was sold by
the estate of Alexander Lay-
man to a Puerto Rican for-
mer employ of Layman,
owner of the store for more
than 35 years.
Conston said the store
was transferred by the
JCRC in its Jewish Mer-
chants program which has
been operated by the federa-
tion agency since 1969 in
cooperation with the federal
Small Business Administra-
tion.
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Israel Operates
500 Computers
GENEVA — About 500
computers are operating in
various branches of Israeli
industry, commerce and
administration according to
a recent government report
which also pointed out that
in 1965 there were just 26 ci-
vilian computers in use in
the country.
By 1980 the computer fig-
ure should rise to 1,200, the
report says. Computer oper-
ating programming and
maintenance are becoming
much sought after courses
in ORT schools and classes.
,Oleh Scores Israel
Bureaucracy Mess
TEL AVIV (ZINS) — Dr.
William Wexler, former
president of International
Bnai Brith and now an oleh
in Israel, is critical of condi-
tions affecting the absorp-
tion of newcomers into Is-
rael.
In an interview with the
editors of Ma'ariv, in which
he expressed his great con-
cern, he said that new immi-
grants suffer from a cum-
bersome bureaucracy that
simply doesn't know how to
deal with people.
It is scandalous, he said,
how new immigrants from
the West who are well-edu-
cated, and of highly cul-
tured backgrounds fall into
the hands of functionaries
who chase them from pillar
to post in an unending bu-
reaucratic maze.
Israelis Comb Harbor at Acre
NEW YORK — Skindiv-
ing Israeli scientists are ex-
ploring the sunken fortifica-
tions of the city of Acre to
recover its treasures and
historical evidence before
it's too late.
"The priceless heritage of
Acre is in imminent danger
of being lost, with the rapid
development of industry
and building in the vicinity,"
says Dr. Elisha Linder, Is-
rael's leading marine histo-
rian.
According to Dr. Linder,
chairman of the Depart-
ment of History of Mari-
time Civilizations at Haifa
University, the area has
been continually settled by
a variety of people over a pe-
riod of about 4,000 years.
Bonn Liberal
Attacks 'Ties'
JERUSALEM — Hans
Wofgang Rubin, one of
West Germany's prominent
liberal politicians, says that
Bonn's Mideast policy suf-
fered in the past by stress-
ing its special relations with
Israel.
According to the Jerusa-
lem Post, Rubin said that
West Germany had long
overestimated Israel and
underestimated the Arabs.
As a result, he concluded,
Germany's present "bal-
anced policy" towards both
sides was "absolutely neces-'
sary."
Acre is a picturesque
town of 35,000 Jews and
Arabs. Its old quarter is
surrounded by Turkish
and Crusader walls. On
the waterfront divers are
concentrating on the
Tower of Flies, named
after a Phoenican god who
gave the name Beelzebub
to the Devil.
"We strongly suspect the
tower dates back to the
Phoenicians of the fourth or
fifth century BCE," Dr. Lin-
der said. Using echo soun-
ders and suction pumps, the
team is trying to reach its
foundation.
Ben-Gurion Forest
Dedicated in Negev
JERUSALEM — The
David Ben-Gurion Forest, in
memory of the prime minis-
ter and statesman was dedi-
cated at Lahav in the north-
ern Negev by a delegation of
the Christian Evangelical
Church of Oakland, Calif.
Heading the group was
Dr. Bebe Patton, founder of
the Patton Bible College and
leading woman minister in
the world.
Attending the ceremony
was Mrs. Geula Ben-Eliezer,
daughter of the late Ben-
Gurion who was honored
together with Dr. Patton by
unveiling the Ben-Gurion
Forest plaque.
ORT Nazareth
Reports Growth
GENEVA — Fifty girls
registered for classes when
the previously all male ORT
Nazareth Center opened for
the 1975-76 school year on
Sept. 1, according to Direc-
tor Ohaliav Hamami.
With 100% Arab enroll-
ment now numbering 400
and the list of applications
for places in the school
growing at an ever-increas-
ing rate, ORT Nazareth is
one of ORT Israel's fastest
growing centers, according
to the director.
now is the time
to start thinking
of the ideal
gift for
Histadruth Ivrith
Banquet Scheduled
NEW YORK — Rabbi Is-
rael Mowshowitz, the na-
tional president of Histad-
ruth Ivrith, the Hebrew
Cultural Association of
America and the Hadoar
Association, the publishers
of the only Hebrew weekly
appearing in America, has
announced that the joint
banquet of the Histadruth
Ivrith — Hadoar will take
place Dec. 7 in the Plaza
Hotel.
S. Wang, Zionist leader
and patron of Hebrew cul-
ture, will be honored "for
his outstanding deeds in
behalf of the state of Israel
and Jewish education and
Hebrew culture." Leon Dul %
zin, acting chairman of the
World Zionist Organization
and the Jewish Agency for
Israel, will be the principal,
speaker.
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