62 Friday, March 12, 1982

40—BUSINESS CARDS

MIKE HOLLANDS
CUSTOM PAINTING
Interior Exterior

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Free Estimates

Phone 546-5029

HONEST ABE

CUSTOM PAINTING SINCE 1951
Exterior - Interior and
Stained Wood Refinishing

Licensed and Insured
Free Estimates

552-9659

David's Plastering
& Dry Wall

Texturing of Walls. Repairs.

557-1338

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

40—BUSINESS CARDS

40—BUSINESS CARDS

GM APPLIANCE SERVICE
Washers, dryers, ranges,
hot water heaters . . . etc.
Plumbing and electrical
work.

FREE TAX CONSULTATION!
Lowering your taxes takes
financial planning.

10% off to senior citizens.

569-8469 'till 10 p.m.

855-6825

Ask for Nathan

CARPENTRY,
PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL

REMODEL
KITCHEN or BATHS

557-2497

Ileface present cabinets
or install new European
style cabinets.
Custom Formica furniture

Call One for all
Free Estimates
New garbage disposal installed,
$69.00
C & R MAINTENANCE

661-2812

399.5444

INCOME TAX

_ Sewer & Plumbing Service

557-8730

Careful preparation of
your Federal, State and
local income taxes.

20% off before March 20

FINEST CUSTOM
PAINTING

Drywall and plaster repairs.
Wallpaper removal. Wall wash-
ing. Work myself at competitive
prices. For details call eves.

Call 968-0609 for appt. -.

GARY TEMOR

Custom
Painting & Decorating

Interior-Exterior
Wallpapering -

544-3118

ROOFING

Free Estimates

New & Repairs..
Gutters, Vents, Siding & Trim

Call anytime 855-3729

Save $$$

Men's and Ladies
Alterations
Professional and Reasonable.
10 Mile-Greenfield
967-3896
Call Ella after 6 pm

Free Estimates
Work Guaranteed
Mr. Offman

883-3939

ABSOLUTELY PROFESSIONAL
Decorating
Painting
Carpentry
LOW LOW PRICES

855-2645

BILL PASCHAL
PAINTING SERVICES
Carpet Cleaning - Plastering
Wallpapering & Removal
Free Estimates - References
Work Guaranteed
Call-anytime
534-5580

upholstery,
Carpets,
drapes expertly done with
high power vacuum.

WALLPAPER INSTALLATION

Controls • Air Conditioners

MICHAEL BLACK

• Plumbing Repairs

352-1923

Sales & 24 Hour Service

Custom Trim
Awnings
Storms
Insulation

Fully Insured

• Seamless Gutters
• Porch Enclosures
• Replacement Windows
• foam & Fiberglass

Free Estimates

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Licehsed

Insured

Ken Cameron

CAM-FIELD, INC.

542-2609

Plumbing
Remodeling
Roofing, Siding, Gutters
Carpentry
Paint & Plaster
Cement Porch & Brick (in
season)
• Any Home Improvements

Free Estimates

51—MISCELLANEOUS

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53 — ENTERTAINMENT

FREDDY SHEYER TRIO. Rea-
sonable. 968-5449.

VERSATILE sophisticated party
music. 272-7586.

557-8584 Eddie

Custom wallpaper hanging by

ROOFING & SIDING

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SUPER CLEAN FOR PESACH!

Furnaces • Boilers

FREE ESTIMATES

HOME OWNERS or
INVESTORS

*40 gal. Hot Water,
$210 installed.
"A" Grade Toilet,
$100 installed.
with this ad thruout 1982

Heating and Cooling

541-2429

BOB'S LANDSCAPING III.
SNOW REMOVAL SERVICE
Residential - Commercial
I'm Reasonable!
Call me today
280-0850

COMPLETE HOME
REPAIR SERVICE
DAVID 548-2742

Top Quality & High
Prices do not need to
go together. Take ad-
vantage of today's
competitive market
and call for my price.

MARK SANTONI
SELECTIVE

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ERIC

PLUMBING
All New and Repairs
Commercial and Residential
Licensed Meer Plumber

LEO SIMKO'S

Free Estimates
No job too small

CALL NOW

SPACE AGE
COMPUTER PICTURES
Taken of your guests at Bar
Mitzvas, weddings, promo-
tional parties, etc.
Call 863-7736 for into
BIG BANDS PLUS
Customized tapes for all
occasions. • Sophisti-
cated Moods • Disco
• Rock & Roll.
559-6898
474-8084

Irving Berlin George Ger-
shwin, Billy Joel at your
next party. •

Piano Bar Stylings by
Jeff Lindau
Singing! Dancing! Reminiscing!
Thoulands of Tunes
Need a Piano? I'll bring mine.
Call 646-9531

NOw In
Your Area

No Cable
Needed

INSTALLATION
AS LOW AS

$19.95

Limited Time Only

Call anyday 10 a.m.-9 p.m.

227-2949

Genesee Appliance & Antenna

Architect Charles Agree Dies

Charles N. Agree, a
pioneer and leader in ar-
chitectural spheres in
Michigan and a longtime
leader in community ac-
tivities, died March 10 at
age 84.
Born in Stamford, Conn.,
Mr. Agree lived in Detroit
since 1908. He was among
the founders and early pres-
idents of Cong. Shaarey
Zedek's Men's Club and was
active in the synagogue on
many important commit-
tees and in an advisory
capacity in construction of
the synagogue's buildings.
Among the Jewish com-
munal organizations he
served and the offices he
held in them were: life_
board member and past
president of Fresh Air Soci-
ety, vice president of the
board of Sinai Hospital of
Detroit, former secretary
and treasurer of Clover Hill
Park Cemetery, Downtown
Synagogue, chairman of the
Building and Real Estate
Division of the Allied
Jewish Campaign, board of
directors of Jewish Welfare
Federation. •
Mr. Agree also was af-

Joel Josephson

Joel W. Josephson, an at-
torney, died March 9 at age
76.
A former Detroiter, Mr.
Josephson resided in Hal-
landale, Fla., at the time of
his death. He was a practic-
ing attorney for more than
50 years. He was a founding
partner in the firm of
Josephson, Tennen and
Haron in Southfield.
Mr. Josephson was
graduated from the Detroit
College of Law in 1928. He
specialized in real estate
law.
He was a member of the
State Bar of Michigan and
Perfection Lodge of the Ma-
sons.
He leaves his wife, Sara;
two daughters, Mrs. Harvey
(Judith) Tennen of Franklin
and Mrs. Daniel (Sheila)
Greenwald of Alexandria,
Va.; three sisters, Mrs.
Harry (Lena) Gross of
Florida, Mrs. Jack (Laura)
Bigelman and Freda, both
of Oak Park; and five
grandchildren. Interment
Detroit.

Board -Vetoes
Creation Science

The state Board of Educa-
tion voted unanimously
Wednesday to order Michi-
gan school districts to stop
teaching "Creationism."
The board said Creation
science was religion, and
violated the separation of
church and state doctrine of
the Constitution.
Three districts in Michi-
gan, including two in
Jackson County, teach
about Creationism in their
science classes.

Nablus Arrests

JERUSALEM — Seven-
teen Arab high school stu-
dents were arrested in Nab-
lus on Wednesday during
the fourth day of anti-Israel
demonstrations in Judea
and Samaria.

filiated with Bnai Brith,
the Zionist Organization
of America, the National
Federation of Jewish
Men's Clubs, United
Hebrew Schools, Ameri-
can Jewish Congress,
American Jewish Com-
mittee, American Society
for Technion, Men's ORT
Federation, the Jewish
Community Center and
the Jewish Home for
Aged.
Mr. Agree also held
membership in the Michi-
gan Association of the Pro-
fessions, Michigan En-
gineering Society, Michi-
gan Society of Architects,
American Institute of Ar-
chitects, PerfeCtion Lodge of
the Masons, Detroit Consis-
tory, Moslem Shrine,
Franklin Hills Country
Club and Standard City
Club.
In the general commun-
ity, Mr. Agree served the
Greater Detroit Board of
Commerce, Economic Club
of Detroit, Detroit Zoologi-
cal Society, Detroit Histori-
cal Society, Architectural
and Engineering Division of
United Foundation.
He was a practicing ar-
chitect for more than 50
years. He attended the Uni-
versity of Michigan and the
Detroit Institute of
Technology.
His company, Charles
N. Agree, Inc., Architects,
began in the 1920s by
building apartment
hotels. In the 1930s and
1940s, his firm diversified

Dr. A. Beresh

Dr. Abraham Beresh, an
optometrist for more than
35 years, died March 8 at
age 68.
Born in Russia; Dr. Be-
resh retired in 1970. He had
offices in. Lincoln Park. He
was a graduate of the Il-
linois College of Optometry
(1936).
Dr. Beresh was a member
of the American Optomet-
roy Association, Tikvah
Lodge of Bnai Brith, Mosaic
Lodge of the Masons, Cres-
cent Shrine Club and was a
past president of the Lin-
coln Park Chamber of
Commerce. He also was a
former Scoutmaster.
He leaves his wife, Fr-
ances; two sons, Lawrence
and Michael; his mother,
Mrs. Joseph (Fannie) Be-
resh; three brothers, Dr.
Louis, Morris and Myer
"Mike"; a sister, Mrs. Mic-
key (Eleanor) Gross; and
two granddaughters.

CHARLES AGREE

by building movie theat-
ers, warehouses, stores,
strip shopping centers
and department stores.
Community buildings
were the focus of the firm
from 1945 to 1960.
Mr. Agree leaves his wife,
Dorothy; children, A. Ar-
nold Agree, Gary M.
Baldwin, Mrs. Milford
(Marjorie) Stein; six grand-
children and two great-
grandchildren.

Nathan Ziprin,
Pioneer in U.S.
Jewish Press

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Nathan Ziprin, a pioneer in
American Jewish jour-
- nalism and editorfrom 1941
to 1968 of Seven Arts Fea-
tures and Worldwide News
Service, a subsidiary of the
Jewish Telegraphic
Agency, died last Friday in
Phoenix, Ariz., at age 84.
Mr. Ziprin ha H. been ac-
tively associated with the
American Jewish Public
Relations Association.
Born in Chmelnik, Russia
in 1898, Mr. Ziprin was
brought to the United
States in 1909 at age 11. He
received an honorary LLB'
degree from New York Uni-
versity in 1922.

Peace Ship
to Broadcast
from Ireland

Centenarian Dies

NEW YORK — Gabriel
Isaharov, a Russian immig-
rant who achieved his
dream of becoming an
American citizen at age 99,
died March 3 at age 100.
In 1973 he was able to
leave the Soviet Union for
Israel and came to the U.S.
in 1978.
Asked why, at such an
advanced age, he wanted to
become a citizen, Mr.
Isaharov said: "Because I
was born free and I want to
die free as a citizen of this
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LONDON — Abie
Nathan, the operator of the
"Voice of Peace" radio ship,
now plans to move his oper-
ations to waters offthe coast
of Northern Ireland.
A bill allowing Nathan to
operate the ship from an Is-
raeli port received a first
reading in the Knesset last
month, but is currently
being held up in committee.
Nathan,. 54, a former Tel
Aviv - restaurateur and
Royal Air Force pilot, has
been broadcasting from the
ship in the Mediterranean
without government ap-
proval.

Anne Frank
Resource Center

PHILADELPHIA — A
new resource center, de-
signed to aid educators at
Jewish and Christian con-
gregations, will be estab-
lished by the National Insti-
tute on the Holocaust. •
The resource center will
be named for Anne Frank,
according to Dr. Rufus Cor-
nelson, chairman of the
Holocaust Institute.

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