THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

14 Friday, November 28, 1980

UNITED 5000 HOUSEKEEPER

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wishes its customers a healthy,
and joyous Hanuka

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Wish All Their Friends & Customers

A HAPPY
HANUKA

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Business Briefs

Kitty Wagner Facial
Salons will open a new
salon today. There will be a
preview and demonstration
of the latest fashion colors
from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Com-
plimentary Hungarian
wine and pastries will be
served. Everyone is invited.
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Servicebook '81 is a
coupon passbook featuring
250 suburban service com-
panies who will offer dis-
counts to customers
through Nov. 1, 1981.
Nearly 500 coupons are con-
tained in the passbook.
They book was developed by
Scott Griffin. The-books are
available at Hudson's book
departrrients, Perry, Sentry

and Concorde drug stores;
and Fotomat stores.

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Ann Arbor Chapter of
Hadassah has just printed
its illustrated cookbook,
"Like Mama Used to Make."
The book has a foreword by
Nathan Ausubel and fea-
turesholiday recipes. To or-
der, write Hadassah, P.O.
Box 1734, Ann Arbor,
48106. There is a charge.
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Video Wherehouse of
Franklin, 29181 North-
western Hwy. in the
Franklin Shopping Plaza, is
having its grand opening
today, Saturday, and Sun-
day. There will be prizes
and refreshments.

Dr. Martin Hart Appointed
Bar-Han Education Head

Irving Laker and Myron
L. Milgrom, Bar-Ilan Uni-
versity's general chairmen,
have announced the ap-
pointment of Dr. Martin
Hart as vice chairman for
education. Dr. Hart will or-
ganize a series of informa-
tional meetings that will
expand the community's
awareness of Bar-Ilan's ac-
tivities, both on its
Ramat-Gan campus and in
Detroit.
Dr. Hart has served as
Bar-Ilan scholarship co-
chairman the past two
years. He is serving as a
DR. MARTIN HART
joint chairman — Medical
Division of the 1981 Allied United Jewish Appeal Na-
Jewish Campaign, and dur- vitional Young Leadership
ing 1977-1980 was on the Cabinet. During 1978-1980
he was on the board of the
United Hebrew Schools.
Currently, he is a board
member of the Midrasha,
the - Jewish Community
Center and the Detroit
Chapter of the American
ORT Federation.
The first meeting under
the auspices of the gen-
eral chairmen and the
education committee will
be held 8 p.m. Thursday

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in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Laker. Mordechai
Shalev, former Israel
Ambassador to Canada
and currently special
assistant to the president,
Bar-Ilan University, will
speak on recent dramatic
developments in the
Middle East.
A native of Czechos-
lovakia, Shalev received a
degree in international re-
lations from the American
University in Washington,
D.C. He fought with the
British in World War II, and
was a major in the Israel De-
fense Forces during the War
of Independence.
Shalev has recently re-
tired after 30 years in the
Israel Foreign Service. He
served as Israel's Amb4s-
sador to Canada from
until last year. Previodb-
he was director of the
Foreign Ministry's Africa
Division, as well as director
of the Consular Division.
His posts abroad, in addi-
tion to Canada, included the
positions of ambassador to
Ghana, Consul-General in
. Los Angeles, and Minister
at the Israel Embassy in
Washington.

Whenever you buy or sell,
let or hire, make a definite
bargain, and never trust to
the flattering lie, "We
shan't disagree about
trifles?'