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40—BUSINESS CARDS
UPHOLSTERY SCHOOL
SEEKS WORK.
Camper, Boatseats, Furni-
ture.
493-1068
273-1229
AIR CONDITIONING
Installation & Service
A.R.S. SERVICE CO., INC.
356-3191
Also
Furnaces,
Humidifiers,
Air Cleaners
Alan R. Sukenic,
Licensed Contractor
GARY TEMOR PAINTING
Interior - Exterior
Wallpaper Hanger & Decorating.
Free Estimate.
Prompt Professional Service.
Call 542-8335
GREENER STILL
LAWN SPRAY
Complete fertilization
and weed contiol pro-
grams.
Prices start as
low as $20.00
Professional care at
do it yourself prices.
Fully Licensed and
Completely Insured.
548-9218
ATTENTION:
Kerr's will haul away
for free, in any condi-
tion square top re-
frigerators, gas
stoves, TV's, clothes,
toys, wood furniture,
small appliances,
mattresses, dishes,
knick-knacks, pool ta-
pinball
bles,
bikes,
machines,
store fixtures, tools,
lawn mowers, motor-
cycles, cars & trucks.
827-8745
LICENSED
INSURED
SERVICING
TRI-COUNTY. AREA
892-3900
Aluminum & Vinyl Siding
Trims - Gutters
All types of Roofing Work
Shingles - Hot Asphalt
Carpentry - Plastering
Drywall - Painting
* Insurance Repairs *
& Estimates
892-3900
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40—BUSINESS CARDS
FEINBERG
CARPET SERVICE
Seams and tears or re-
place the stairs. Old and
new carpet installation or
call for an interesting esti-
mate for purchases of new
carpet.
Call GARY
398-3149
MIKE'S PAINTING
Interior-Exterior
Wallpapering
Specializing in Repairs
Loose plaster, cracks and peel-
ing paint.
Reasonable prices
Call anytime
Christian Zionist Voss Honored
By HUC-JIR on Founders' Day
By ROCHELLE
SAIDEL-WOLK
(Copyright 1981, JTA, Inc.)
777-8081
INTERIOR &
EXTERIOR PAINTING
Dr. Carl Hermann Voss,
of Jacksonville, Fla., has
been a leading Christian
Zionist for some 40 years
Wallpaper Hanging.
and he shows no signs of re-
Wallpaper Removal.
linquishing that position to
Minor Repairs.
anyone else. Recently he
Free Estimates. References.
was awarded a Doctor of
463-0152
Humane Letters degree at
the Founders' Day exercises
UNIVERSAL PAINTING CO.
at Hebrew Union College -
Jewish Institute of Religion
European trained.
(HUC-JIR) at Brookdale
• Any Furniture Repair
Interior-Exterior.
Center in New York.
• Re-upholstering
HUC-JIR Founders' Day
20 years experience.
• Refinishing
is held each year to com-
• Chair Caning
Thousands of
• Our Speciality is
memorate Rabbis Isaac
satisfied customers.
repairing, regluing &
Mayer Wise and Stephen S.
re-upholstering
Wise. The latter was the
References.
dining room chairs
subject of Voss' best-known
CALL MARV KAY
book, "Rabbi and Minister
Call for Free Estimate
— The Friendship of
24 hours.
851-2550
661-2328 Stephen S. Wise and John
548-9336
APPOLO MOVING & STORAGE INC.
Haynes Holmes" (recently
Local - Nationwide - Worldwide
Window cleaning. Wall washing.
updated and republished in
paperback for a second
Highly Recommended
Residential Specialist.
time).
Free Estimate
Free Estimates.
In conferring Voss' hon-
at no obligation
orary degree, Rabbi Alfred
Call 531-1906 or 525-8111
873-9083 Gottschalk, HUC-JIR
J. SULLIVAN
Complete hauling & cleaning.
president, described him as
SMITH BROTHERS INC.
a "devout human being who
COMPLETE
TELEVISION
has consecrated his life to
SERVICE
LAWN CARE SERVICE
God and his fellow human
All work guaranteed
creatures." Rabbi Joseph
Licensed
Commercial-Residential-Industrial
Glaser, executive vice
Very Reasonable
president of the Central
Call HAROLD COHEN
Shrub trimming & removal
Conference of American
968-7482
Rabbis, who was the reci-
Fertilizing-
pient of an honorary Doctor
Debris Hauling
Experienced
of Divinity degree along
with seven other rabbis who
European painter &
graduated HUC-JIR 25
Call
years ago, spoke on behalf of
wallpaper hanger.
533-3754
the honorees. In his address
he described Voss as a "no-
Vinyls,
MID AMERICAN
ble warrior in the fight
grasscloths,
against bigotry and injus-
MOVING CO.
foils.
tice."
We offer at
Voss' long-standing
No Extra Charge
Reasonable prices.
Zionism and devotion to
7 Day Service
Israel were fostered by
Free Estimates
his German Christian
559-8045 or 559-5336
heritage and his Union
25 Free Boxes
Theological Seminary
50—PERSONAL
Custom Personal Service
anti-Nazi teachers in the
Service Anywhere in Michigan
1930s, Drs. Reinhold
WANTED
534-9415
Niebuhr and Paul Tillich.
Call TOM
MEN - 50 and over
The grandson of German
535-3948
After 6
To play slow pitch soft- immigrants to America,
ball in Oak Park- Voss recalled becoming
CHAIR CANING
"terribly exercised dur-
Southfield League.
ing the 1930s by the plight
AND
of European Jewry and
Call
FURNITURE REPAIR
the direct onslaught on
German Jewry."
HERB
SPIWAK
561-8679
at 873-6440 days
Blessing Omitted
EMERGENCY
FURNITURE
DOCTOR
ADD VALUE TO YOUR HOME ...
... AND MORE ROOM
FOR YOUR FAMILY ...
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Kitchens
Rec Rooms
Bathrooms
Bonus Rooms
Outside Decks
Cedar Closets
Wet & Dry Bars
WE WILL BEAT
ANY LEGITIMATE
PRICE!
H. Melamed, Builder
553-7035
after 5 p.m. please
967-0999 after 6 p.m.
53—ENTERTAINMENT
VERSATILE sophisticated party
music. 272-7586.
PIANO ENTERTAINMENT
Talented young man
available for private par-
ties. Popular - Oldies -
Background - Classical
and Sing-a-long.
Call
MIKE BEZ
626-8429
STRAWBERRY LADY
Entertains Children's Par-
ties. Stories - Puppets -
Games.
Marsha
851-6793
Between Pesach
and Shavuot
By RABBI SAMUEL FOX
(Copyright 1981, JTA, Inc.)
of
The
blessing
"Shehekheyonu" is pro-
nounced at the beginning of
a cycle as a sign that we are
happy to observe the par-
ticular practice. There is a
sense of regret when count-
ing the Omer between
Passover and Shavuot be-
Cause we have no Temple in
Jerusalem and we don't
offer the sheaf of barley as
we did when the Temple
existed.
Also, the count is incom-
plete until Shavuot is fi-
nally reached. Then, one is
happy at having completed
the count and being able to
observe the next holiday.
DR. CARL VOSS
From 1940 to 1943, he
preached, with his father, in
the bi-lingual Smithfield
German Evangelical Pro-
testant Church in
Pittsburgh, Pa. "The con-
gregants were increasingly
pro-Nazi isolationists," he
said. "They wanted to put on
blinders. I was beginning to
get very restive, and I came
to New York on visits in
1942 to help organize the
Christian Council on Pales-
tine (CCP)."
After becoming executive
secretary of CCP in 1943,
Voss spent part of his time
with Church Peace Union
and the rest with the World
Alliance for International
Friendship Through Reli-
gion. He described the pur-
pose of the CCP as "touch-
ing and arousing Christian
conscience, focusing Chris-
tian attention on love of the
Holy Land, and making
American Christians aware
of what tiny Palestine
meant to the free world and
its democratic ethos —
especially in terms of the fu-
ture of the Jewish people
and the awakening of the
entire Middle East."
"The Palestine solution
was obviously the only one,"
Voss said. "No other coun-
try was willing to open its
gates. Zionism wasn't a
matter of choice, but a
necessity."
In July, 1945, Voss,
with Dr. Howard Marion
LeSourd, was invited by
David Ben-Gurion, then
Jewish Agency for Pales-
tine chairman, and Sir
Wyndham Deedes, then
chairman of the British
Association for a Jewish
National Homeland, to
attend, as an observer,
the World Zionist Con-
ference in London.
In 1946, CCP became the
American Christian Pales-
tine Committee (ACPC),
with Voss and LeSourd as
co-directors. This organiza-
tion, along with the World
Committee for Palestine,
composed of delegations
from 29 countries, "played a
not insignificant role" in the
adoption of the United Na-
tions partition plan of
Palestine in 1947, Voss
said.
Forty years later, Voss is
still a Christian Zionist. As__,
ecumenical scholar-i
residence for the Nation6._-/
Conference of Christians
and Jews, he has been visit-
ing scholar for Israel at the
Ecumenical Institute for
Advanced Theological
Studies at Tantur and at the
Hebrew University in
Jerusalem. Beginning in
1947, he has visited Israel
20 times, often conducting
study tours through Arab
countries and Israel.
Voss is also an active
member of the National
Christian Leadership Con-
ference on Israel, has edited
pro-Israel magazines, and
written eight books. He is
currently working on his
ninth: "We Were Not Silent
— American Christians for
and Against Zionism, 1917
— Present."
Voss said he sees a "vast
number" of Protestant
clergy and lay people today
as pro-Israel, and an
equally "vast number" who
are anti-Israel. In the
1940's, for the most part,
Christian leadership was
against the ACPC, he re-
called.
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Senators Cited
NEW YORK — Senators
Daniel P. Moynihan of New
York and Robert Packwood
of Oregon, the two chief
sponsors of the Tuition Tax
Relief Act of 1981, will re-
ceive a special award for
'their efforts at the 59th an-
nual dinner of Agudath Is-
rael of America on May 31.
Soviet Drop-Outs
TEL AVIV (ZINS) —
From 1976 to 1980, 133,000
Jews left the Soviet Union,
but only 53,000 reached Is-
rael. The rest dropped out in
Vienna and went to the
west. Recently, the percent-
age of dropouts has soared
to 80 percent.
Bandleader Dick Stein, 50
Provided Music for Simhas
Richard (Dick) Stein, a
bandleader whose orchestra
performed for many wed-
dings, Bnai Mitzva and
other social occasions
throughout the Jewish
community, died April 18 at
age 50.
A native Detroiter, Mr.
Stein started his own band
at age 13 and booked other
bands until he formed his
own talent agency. He was a
saxophone player and
singer.
He was the founder and
co-owner of Fenby-Stein
Talent Agency. The com-
pany was founded four
years ago. Previously, he
was the owner of Dick
Stein, Inc., Tale-4,
Agency, a company
founded 35 years ago.' -
He also was a furniture
manufacturers' representa-
tive.
Mr. Stein was a member
of the Crescent Shrine Club,
Bnai Brith, Furniture Club
of Detroit, Tam-O-Shanter
Country Club and Mosaic
Lodge of the Masons.
He leaves two sons, Keith
and David: a daughter, Car-
rie; his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Stein; a sister,
Mrs. Kenneth (Judy) Stol-
ler; and Irene Stein.
C-