THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
40—BUSINESS CARDS
PAINTING &
WALLPAPERING
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BILL PASCHAL
534-5580
STARLITE
CARPET CLEANERS
20/20 STEAM CLEANING SPECIAL
—C20 family or living room
_ discount all other rooms.
CALL SEYMOUR RUBENSTIEN
645-0849
543-2858
"RODGERS DOES
IT RIGHT"
SEAMLESS
ALUMINUM
GUTTERS
BY
L.J. RODGERS
Home Improvements
HUNTINGTON WOODS
399-1233
LOU'S PLUMBING
Repairs & Alterations
Reasonable.
Licensed Master Plumber.
557-8688
BE ENERGY WISE
&
broken
Replace
steamed-up insulated
glass. All types of glass &
mirror work.
545 4913
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JOAB'S PLUMBING
Remodeling Repairs
Sewer Cleaning — Sump Pumps
Licensed — Insured
J. Shevach
851-2118
TRIMMER
Complete remodeling or alt-
erations. Kitchen, den,
basement, family room.
Reasonable
354-6473
PIANO TUNING-REPAIRS
Graduate of "Detroit school for
Piano Technicians"
Reasonable Rates
Laurence Eisenberg
398-0721
CARPENTRY
• Rec Rooms
• Basement Floors Tiled
Suspended ceilings
nstalled
--W .– Closet Organizing
• Misc. Repairs
• Custom Formica Work
References
Very Reasonable
&
CALL RON COHEN
661 - 4576
H & A HEATING
SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS
Licensed Contractor.
Reasonable Rates
1 a ye SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT
•537-1262
537-2349
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BUSINESS CARDS
40—BUSINESS CARDS
AIR CONDITIONING REPAIR
Single units and central
New installation —
Electric Wiring
Removal of all types of
Wallpaper
INSURED
PTACH Group to Assist Jewish
Learning Disabled Children
Expressing concern for
the
lack of proper facilities
ARNOLD GOLDIN
Fast Service
to provide teaching
356-0499
availability for children
549-9539
with learning disabilities,
1113 SINCE
the local branch of PTACH,
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1948
D & S
Parents for Torah for All
UMbing
&
ELECTRIC SERVICE
Children, inaugurated ef-
eatInrc
Licensed Contractor
forts this week to enroll in-
creased support for the
Residential & Commercial
REPAIR & ALTERATIONS
tasks that have already
Repairs or Additions
INSURED
908-2920
LICENSED
been pursued here for the
851-7420 or 851-8325
past three years.
ROOFING
The local PTACH school
Reliable
Air-conditioning, heating &
facility has been estab-
Done at affordable prices.
refrigeration.
lished at Yeshivath Beth
New roofs & repairs guaranteed.
Yehuda. It operates as an
Repair & Installation.
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independent facility and its
398-5433 sponsoring organization
541-2835
BOB MENDELSON
therefore emphasizes the
541 5720
need for proper support.
WALLS PLUS
Joseph Hirsch, president
Wallcovering & Painting
of the local chapter, and.,
BRAD CARTER
Harold Josephs, chairman
CARPENTER
Reasonable. Dependable.
of the board, stated that a
Specializing in:
491-0761 class for 10 — the number
Sol Pryor
BASEMENT
prescribed, by state educa-
Call 24 hrs.
REC ROOMS
tional requirements — will
352-0345
TED'S
resume classes after Labor
WALLPAPER REMOVING
Day.
FURNITURE REPAIR
The local branch is one
& REFINISHING •
Free Estimates. Insured.
of a group organized na-
Complete bedroom &
Serving tri-county area.
tionally.' Branches, in
dining room sets
addition to the Oak Park
Chair re-glueing
chapter, are in New York,
531-7555
Caning & Rushing
Boston, Chicago, Wash-
ington, D.C., Baltimore
K. KENT
David's Plastering and Los Angeles.
Free Estimates
474-8953
The pressing need for
& Dry Wall
wider support was em-
Texturing of Walls. Repairs
phasized this week by Mar-
TOBIAS
jorie Burstyn, a parent of
557-1338
Plastering - Stucco - Texturing.
one of the 10 boys in the
Specializing in plaster & drywall
functioning class.
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repairs, water damage.
"We want our children to
Save by Repairing
have access to Jewish learn-
Reputable and Licensed
Furniture, Upholstering,
ing, and we must, therefore,
Carpeting & Lamps
have the type of facility in
422-3764
937-8374
Call Arthur Chafets
Need signs?
40—BUSINESS CARDS
399-1724
Call APEX
LEO SIMKO'S
TELEVISION
Any kind
SERVICE
Sewer & Plumbing Service
13 years experience
All work guaranteed
Licensed
Free Estimates
841-3164
8414435
Very Reasonable
No job too small
Call HAROLD COHEN
MOVING?
557-8730
968-7482
YOUNG MEN
RCS
PL
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With furniture van will move you
expertly at economy rates.
Insured
.588-1228
589-0682
FRANK'S WATERPRObFING
559-7398
-PAINTING
WALLPAPER HANGING
REUBEN
CUSTOM PAINTING
Three generations of good
prices and good service.
Interior - Exterior
Exterior Specials
Ranches $195 Colonials $295
FREE ESTIMATES
Work on job myself
661-5563
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BERNIE
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Wallpapering, Inc.
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Specializing in foils, flocks,
grass cloth, cork, graphics, *
vinyls, material, suede.
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Insured—
Licensed
Wet, damp, leaky basements
made dry. Five year written
guarantee. Experienced — low-
est price.
LICENSED & INSURED
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353-0030
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AIR-CONDITIONING
SERVICE & INSTALLATION
Power humdidifiers and elec-
tronic air cleaners installed. Cus-
tom duct work. Licensed, in-
sured. Fast reliable service.
GEM HEATING &
AIR CONDITIONING
626-0222
51—MISCELLANEOUS
559-2585
One way ticket to Los
WALL WASHING
Angeles. Leaving Detroit
(By Machine)
We clean dirt cheap
Special discounts to senior citizens,
retirees and disabled.
WELLS
Insured
366-5322
PROFESSIONAL LOCKSMITH
RUBEN YASHINSKY
All . type locks and service.'
Home - Office - Commercial
548-4473
MICHAEL BLACK
For the finest
in custom
wallpaper hanging
352-1923
Friday, August 21, 1981 69
Aug. 31. $125.
851-6846
53—ENTERTAINMENT
BIG BANDS PLUS *
Recorded original music
from the 30's to 60's.
No party too small
*Blues - Jazz - Yiddish Comedy
559-6898
474-8084
ENRICH YOUR SIMCHA
(Happy Occasion)
With a melodious Israeli and
English singer and guitarist.
Please call now for special rates.
399-0679'
which they are now helped
to acquire reading and other
learning abilities," Mrs.
Burstyn said. "We plead
that our parental duties will
be shared by, the commu-
nity:'
The full time teachers at
the local PTACH have mas-
ter's degrees and have been
approved by the state as
fully qualified for the tasks
assigned to them.
Mrs. Burstyn said there
are many children in
need of PTACH help and
there is now a special
need to establish a girls'
class.
"We are functioning
under a deficit, our teachers
must be paid, we plead for
the support that will hope-
fully come from the com-
munity," Messrs. Hirsch
and Josephs and Mrs.
Burstyn i said in their cur-
rent appeal for help.
Responses to the appeal
for financial help may be
made to the office of local
PTACH at 23440 Church,
Oak Park, 48237.
Mrs. Burstyn may be con-
tacted for more information
and by contributors at
18250 Alta Vista, South-
field, 48075, 559-2295.
PTACH circulates a
newsletter enumerating
its achievements to its
branches. A fact sheet
printed by the organiza-
tion lists the following
gains made since its in-
ception:
Creation of a national
organization to help parents
of learning disabled chil-
dren; development of pro-
grams in yeshivot aiding
learning disabled; creation
of a high school academic
and vocational program for
mildly learning disabled
boys in conjunction with
Yeshiva University; estab-
lishment of the Bayla
Schnaidman Memorial
Fund to promote the de-
velopment and publication
of special curriculum mate-
rials for children with
learning handicaps.
Also sponsorship of a re-
medial tutorial program for
children with special learn-
ing needs in cooperation
with Brooklyn College; rap
sessions for parents of
learning disabled children;
cooperation with Jewish
Parents United in a feder-
ally funded program to
train yeshiva teachers in
recognizing and working
with children with special
learning needs; annual pro-
fessional conferences and
workshops on Jewish spe-
cial education for parents
and educators; liaison with
government agencies and
other Jewish organizations.
The program is geared
only toward learning dis r
abled children. This does
not include the mentally re-
tarded, emotionally im-
paired or physically dis-
abled but according to the
Detroit chapter's definition,
only children who suffer
from a malfunction of the
signal transmission appa-
ratus between the receptor
(eye, ear, nose, hands) and
the brain. The child does not
learn at the same pace as
non-learning disabled, de-
spite the fact that he may
have a high IQ score.
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Beth El School Teaching
Handicapped Jewish Kids
A program of religious
education for handicapped
children will be offered for
the sixth consecutive year
at Temple Beth El. The
classes are being held under
the auspices of temple's
Prentis Religious School.
Slated at 9:30 a.m. Satur-
days, the classes are open to
all Jewish children in met-
ropolitan Detroit and sur-
rounding communities.
Temple membership is not
required. There is a nomi-
nal charge for each child
enrolled.
There are two classrooms
divided on the basis of age
for all handicaps except
emotionally impaired chil-
dren. There is an additional
classroom for these chil-
dren, supervised by a spe-
cialist in the field. All of the
teachers involved in the
program have master's de-
grees in the following
categories: Learning dis-
abilities, mentally im-
paired, emotionally im-
paired and music. All of the
teachers are qualified and
have had experience in
handling most types of dis-
abilities.
Unlike . the PTACH
program which sepa-
rates girls and boys, the
Beth El program is
coeducational.
The program • includes
Bible and holiday stories,
illustrated with creative
dramatics, introduction to
Hebrew, Jewish music and
dance, Shabat services and
cooking activities.
A special feature is the
Correlated chaverim
(friends) program. This in-
volves selected seventh and
eighth grade students from
the regular religious school
who will act as helpers for
their special friends.
Interested parents should
call Alan E. Waldman, tem-
ple educational director,
851-1100.
The Council of the League
of Nations in 1922 con-
firmed the Mandate for
Palestine, incorporating the
terms of the Balfour Dec-
laration, recognizing "the
historical connection of the
Jewish people with Pales-
tine and ... the grounds for
reconstituting their na-
tional home in that coun-
try," and calling upon the
Mandatory Government to
place the country "under
such political, administra-
tive and economic condi-
tions as will ensure the es-
tablishinent of the Jewish
national home."