40 Friday, January 28, 1977

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

PIONEER WOMEN
Now Taking
Reservations

for

1977

Business Briefs

Tours

Esthetics of Mira
Linder, Inc., located at
29563 -Northwestern
Hwy., Southfield, offers
clients a day-long prog-
ram of beauty and skin
* * *

to

ISRAEL

SPRING & PESACH Tour

March 31

Advance Fashions
Has New Location

Special
Pioneer Women Tour
May 12, 1977

Naomi Lippa's Ad-
vance Fashions is moving
to larger quarters next
weekend, in the New Or-
leans Mall at Greenfield
and the Ten Mile Rds.
Naomi specializes in ap-
parel for mature women,
and carries sizes 8-20.
Advance Fashions' was
located on 11 Mile Rd. in
Oak Park for 2 1/2 years.
There will be a public
champagne opening at
the new location Feb. 4-5,_

Other Tour dates
available
April 28, 1977
and Many others

For further information
and Brochure Call

Chana Michlin
968-5351 or 851-0750

Abe Cherow, Says:

WHEN I BUILD A SOFA OR
CHAIR, I'M SATISFIED THAT
IT'S THE FINEST PIECE OF
FURNITURE I CAN PRODUCE.
AND I CAN PRODUCE A BET-
TER SOFA OR CHAIR, THAN
ANY ONE CAN. FOR REAL
QUALITY TRUST ME.

CALL US FOR A FREE
HOME ESTIMATE.
WE HAVE EXACTLY
WHAT YOU WANT.

ARTISTIC_
UPHOLSTERERS INC.

5755 SCHAEFER RD.

(1 block North of Ford Rd.)
Dearborn
LU 4-5900
Open Daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

ABE CHEROW, President

CALL LU 4-5900

care. Included in the
program are a massage,
manicure, pedicure, nail
wrapping, permanent
hair removal and an indi-
vidualized skin treat-
ment, followed by a
make-up application. For
appointment, call the sa-
lon, 356-5810.
* * *
Leonard Schwartz of
Southfield, health and
bea,uty aids buyer for
Sentry Drug Stores, has
been selected as recipient
of the company's execu-
tive award for 1976.
* * *
Jon Greenberg and As-
sociates, Inc., has been
granted an international
award "for outstanding
design" in the seventh
annual store interior de-
sign contest sponsored by
the National Association
of Store Fixture Man-
ufacturers and the Insti-
tute of Store Planners.
The award in the categ-
ory "Specialty Stores Up
To 10,000 Square Feet"
honors JGA's design ac-
complishment for its
Here and Now Store in
the Fairlane Town
Center.
* * -*
The Upstairs Shoe
Boo-Tek, located at 574 N.
Woodward in Birmin-
gham, carries designer
shoes, handbags and ac-
cessories. Among the de-
signer lines found at the
store are Geoffrey Beene,
Pierre Cardin, Calvin
Klein and Amalfi. For
store hours, call the Up-
stairs _Shoe Boo-Tek,
642-6710. *

1st Arabian Buys
Commonwealth

First Arabian Corp.
purchased nearly all of
the 2.5 million new shares
issued by Bank of the
Commonwealth, and now
owns approximately 76
percent of the bank's
stock. Bank stockholders
purchased only 34,000
shares of the new issue.
The new stock issue
was sold to shore up the
bank's poor financial pos-
ition. First Arabian has
reportedly now invested
nearly $20 million in
Bank of the Common-
wealth.

aileaveitato

26106 Greenfield in the Lincoln Center, Oak Park phone 968-8855

Commercial & Residential

Cabin Craft Carpets & Area Rugs
Wallcoverings In Stock

Mon.-Fri. 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.

Services for Aged
Due in Oak Park

Two new services are
being offered to senior
citizens in the-Oak Park
area.
A transportation serv-
ice providing rides to doc-
tor and dental appoint-
ments, banks, social secu-
rity offices and to the de-
partment of social serv-
ices has been instituted.
The service will cover an
area bordered by
McNichols (Six' Mile) on
the south, 13 Mile on the
north, Telegraph on the
west and Campb-ell-
Hilton on the east. '
The service is offered at
no charge. Reservations
made two days in advance
are required. For reser-
vations, call the Oak Park
Senior Citizens Center,
541-0900, daily between
8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
A legal service will be
offered once a month to
Oak Park senior adults.
For information, call the
senior citizens center.

Russian Monthly
at Beth El Library

Mrs. Marshall M. Mil-
ler, chairman of the Pre-
ntis Memorial Library
Committee of Temple
Beth El, and Beth Swos-
kin, librarian, announce
that the Prentis library is
now receiving the illus-
trated Russian-language
monthly "Time and Us."
Library hours are,
Mondays, Tuesdays and
Wednesdays, 10 a.m.-4
p.m.; Thursdays 10 a.m.-1
p.m.; Saturdays and gun-
days 9:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.

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JOE MILLER

and

HIS ORCHESTRA

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354-1244

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of course

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25900 Greenfield
Landmark Bldg.

Rose Citron
968-0670

ROSIE'S PLACE

50% OFF

-Entire Stock

No Layaways

Final Sale

Mon.-Wed. 9:30 to 5:00 Thurs. & Fri. 9:30 to 7 Sat. 9:30 to 5:30

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Scoliosis Club
Meets Feb. 2 -

JERUSALEM
Former Israeli Prime
Minister Golda Meir, 78,
vomited and fell from
what was described as
food poisoning Tuesday
night following a meeting
with Labor Party leaders.
Aides said she quickly re-
covered from the attack.

to participation in legal,
synagogue and civic af-
fairs, he has found time
for masonic and other
fraternal duties and has
had bestowed upon him,
among other honors, the
33rd degree by the Scot-
tish Rite bodies.

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Evergreen Plaza, 12
Mile and Evergreen Rd.,
will have a Sunday Mad-
ness Sale from 11 a.m. to 5
p.m. Sunday. Participat-
ing merchants will offer
specials. The promotion is
spearheaded by Dan
Karstofsky of the Music
Stand, president of the
association, and Andy
Chesley and Robert
Brown (The Playoffs),
committee workers. A
clown will —circulate
among the shoppers to
distribute gifts.

Judge Ira G. Kaufman
has been elected presid-
ing judge of the Wayne
County Probate Court for
1977.
A graduate of Washing-
ton Square College where
he received his Bachelor
of Science degree, he
went on to earn his Doc-
tor of Jurisprudence de-
gree from New York Uni-
versity Law School. In
1976 he was awarded an
honorary degree of Doc-
tor of Science and Busi-
ness Administration by
Cleary College.
He is a member of the
Federal, American,
Michigan and Detroit Bar
Associations and has au-
thored treaties as -well as
lectured on will and es-
tate matters. In addition

Last week's Jewish
News incorrectly re-
ported the meeting of the
Scoliosis Club. The club
will meet 8 p.m. Wednes-
day at the Kennedy
Elementary School,
Southfield. Dr. David
Corbett, radiologist at
Children's Hospital, will
speak on radiation in
standing X-rays. A
question-and-answer
period will follow.

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