THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Commonwealth Loss Reported
The Bank of the Com-
monwealth, with a con-
trolling interest owned
by Saudi Arabian Gaith
Pharaon, reported a sec-
ond • quarter loss this
week of $1.1 million.
Pharaon, who purch-
ased controlling interest
in 1975, deposited $10
million into the bank this
week, as part of a Federal
MAGICIAN
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MAGICAL MEL
547-2464
MOVING?
Hebrew Free Loan
Has New Officers
Henry Leopold was
elected president of the
Hebrew Free Loan As-
sociation at its annual
meeting.
Other officers are
Graham Landau, vice
president; Milton Marwil,
treasurer; and Emery
Klein, secretary.
Myron Schiffman was
honored "for his many
years of diligent and
meritorious service - and
was elected a lifetime
• member of the board.
HOUSEHOLD SALES • •
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IN YOUR HOME
. ESTATES LIQUIDATED
MARION GASPAS :
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626-8907:
626-6795
IRENE
EAGLE
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626-8907:
•626-4769
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Deposit Insurance Corp.
plan to aid the bank. The
bank owes the FDIC more
than $35 million for a 1972
emergency loan. •
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Jewish Settlement
The first material step
towards Jewish rural settle-
ment was made in 1870
when the Miqve Israel agri-
cultural school was
founded.
FOUNDERS DAY SPECIALS
(Copy 5x7 Black and White) Special $5.00
FRAME SALE
Regular $10.00
up to 50% off
Passport PhotOs
while you wait
2 for $600
Bel-Crest Studio
23352 Farmington Rd.
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Downtown Farmington Center
474-7762
to
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Bring Your Princess
302 W. University at Pine
opposite the library
Rochester, Mich.
Where we will
outfit, Her up to
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50%
Off
and more
652-0025
Mon.-Sat. 10-5
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Linda & Rob Goudsmit
everything in jewelry
from the simple to
the very unusual.. .
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open Monday thru Saturday 10 — 4:30
Thursday Evenings til 8
master charge
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ask for Barbara or Nancy
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In The Starlite Pool Building
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i28639 Northwestern
at 12-Mile * Phone 353-2242
Chabad House
Meals Available
Business Briefs
Somerset Mall an-
nounces the 1VIagic Pan
Restaurant will open Oct.
1 on the southwest corner
of the mall parking lot.
The restaurant
specializes in entree and
dessert crepes, and will
be open seven days for
lunch, dinner and after-
theater suppers. The mall
also announced that the
third floor addition to
Saks Fifth Avenue will be
opened in November. The
new floor will be devoted
exclusively to expanded
fashion collections for
women and young
juniors. The store,
meanwhile, will undergo
a major revamping of its
other departments.
* * *
Ceresnie and Offen
Furs of Birmingham is
holding their 32nd an-
nual August fur sale of
the finest designer and
contemporary fur lines.
Prices are comparable to
1975 levels, and Phil
Bricker and Mike Cere-
snie are available to as-
sist custdt-iers. The store
is open daily 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. and until 8:30 p.m.
on Thursdays.
* * *
Ed Lumberg has been
appointed account execu-
tive for Kelter-Thorner
Inc., a national insurance
agency, headquartered
at 24600 Northwestern,
Southfield.
• * *
National Home Fash-
ions League, Michigan
Chapter, elected Audrey
Lacoff as president.
Among the other officers
are Marian Rossman,
executive secretary; Rae
Ruskin, Lois Ross, Ruth
Schwartz and Millie Pas-
tor, vice- presidents.
• *_ *
Poly-Oleum. Corp. and
the Poly-Oleum dealers of
metropolitan Detroit an-
nounced the appointment
of Stone and Simons Ad-
vertising, Inc. Charles G.
Stone, agency president,
will serve as account
supervisor with Joel N.
Bruss, vice president, as
account executive.
* * *
Charfoos and Charfoos,
P.C., after almost 50
years in the First Na-
tional Building
downtown, has occupied
the 40th floor of the City
National Bank Building.
The firm is headed by the
father and son team of
Samuel Charfoos and
Lawrence Charfoos, re-
spectively.
• * *
Liberty State Bank and
Trust will open a new
13,300 sq. ft. permanent
branch at Orchard Lake
and Maple Rds., West
Bloomfield. The modern
two-story office will have
five drive-up windows.
* * *
Franklin Bake Shoppe,
14 Mile - and Middlebelt
Rds., Franklin Shopping
Center, will have an open
house, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Wednesday. Refresh-
ments will be served. Ike
Grodsky and Sam Fox,
owners, said the shop will
feature a full line of
breads, rolls and halla
with special emphasis on
Friday, August 6, 1976 41
party cakes for all occa-
sions. Starting Thursday,
the shop will be open 7
a.m. to 9 p.m. seven days.
For party information,
call the shop, 855-2181.
.Cunningham Drugs
Earns Gold Link
Cunningham Drug
Stores, Inc., has received
the 1976 Gold Link Award
in the pharmacy profes-
sion category from the
National Association of
Chain Drug Stores Inc.
Ray A. Shapero, Cun-
ningham's chairman and
president, accepted the
award from Steve H.
Ashcraft, NACDS chair-
man, at the association's
annual meeting in San
Francisco recently.
Cunningham Drug
Stores was honored for its
involvement as sponsor
of the Pharmacy Career
Day Workshops at Ferris
State College in Big
Rapids. More than 200
persons participated in
the events last year.
The new glatt kosher
food service at the Uni-
versity of Michigan Ann
Arbor Campus is now of-
fering a limited number
of meal contracts, at dis-
count prices, to Univer-
sity of Michigan stu-
dents. Five housing units
are also still available.
For information call
Rabbi Cukier, 549-2161 or
99-LEARN.
Open Sun.
for weddings 8, parties
specializing in
Hair Cutting with Blow Drying
Facials & Make Up
REASONABLE PRICES
SHAMPOO 8 SET---$5.00
FREE CONDITIONER
335 TWELVE MILE (NR GREENFIELD)i
541-9374 or 356-3237
• NORTHWOOD SHOPPING
CENTER
13 and Woodward,
Royal Oak
• FAIRLANE TOWN CENTER
Dearborn
• MEADOW BROOK MALL
Rochester
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Canadian Seeks
Detroit Woman
The Jewish Community
Council is seeking the
whereabouts of Mrs. H.
Niman whose last known
address is 1977 Elmhurst
in Detroit.
According to Beverly
Yost, community affairs
associate, the Canadian
Jewish Congress in To-
ronto is seeking Mrs.
Niman on behalf. of L. C.
McLean who was bef-
riended by Mrs. Niman
when he was on leave
from the Royal Canadian
Air Force in Detroit.
Persons with informa-
tion on the whereabouts
of Mrs. Niman may call
Mrs. Yost at the Com-
munity Council office,
962-1880.
SLIMS & REGULARS
HUGE SELECTION OF
COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM
SIZES 7 TO 14
$12 to $15
POLO
SHIRTS
IN A RAINBOW OF COLORS
AND NOVELTY PATTERNS
TO MATCH
Sizes 7 to 14
Use our Layaway, Master Charge, BankAmericard
SATURDAY- S UNDAY & MONDAY ONLY
CHARLOTTE'S ENTIRE
STOCK
OF SPRING & SUMMER
HANDBAGS
1/2 OFF
CHARLOTTE'S
all sales final
1 2 1/2 Mile & Southfield
Wonderland—Livonia
Open Evenings and Sunday
KNIT
SHOPS
evening bags excluded
9 Mi. & Coolidge • 11 Mi. & Lahser
15 Mi. & Orchard Lake Rd.
Closed Sunday