N. Friday, May 28, 1982

40—BUSINESS CARDS

STARLITE
CARPET CLEANERS

STEAM CLEANING
SPECIAL
Living Room/Hall up to
250 sq. ft., $25.

Call SEYMOUR RUBENSTEIN
645-0849
543-2858

Quality Workmanship at Rea-
sonable Prices.
Cement Porches and Steps
Solid Limestone Steps
Chimneys Repaired
Roofing, Siding, Gutters
Plumbing.
A-1 Carpentry —
Residential or Commercial
40 gal. gas Hot Water

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

40—BUSINESS CARDS

ATTENTION:

Kerr's will pick up for free
wood and metal furniture,
clothes, tools, TV's, small
appliances, dishes, toys
and bikes, etc.
Call anytime, ask for Bill, if
no answer keep trying.
865-8620

SEW 1 SEW
CLOTHING REPAIR

5 yr. guarantee.
DAVID
548-2742

Outer/Under Wear
Children's Clothes
You Name It.
Re-Attach Buttons

AL'S PAINTING-
DECORATING CO.

Interior - Exterior
Quality painting and wallpapering.
European and American experience.
Licensed. Insured. Reasonable.
References. Free Estimates.
Call after 5 p.m. 354-6540
ALL REFRIGERATION &
AIR-CONDITIONING SERVICE
Start-up. Check out
$29.95

545-2242

HONEST ABE

CUSTOM PAINTING SINCE 1951
Exterior - Interior and
Stained Wood Refinishing

licensed and Insured
Free Estimates

552-9659

Ind. - Comm. - Res.
New & Old Installation.

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

Licensed & Insured.

10% off to senior citizens.

968- 1 028

855-6825

ALEX STRIM

CUSTOM BUILDERS
All kinds of remodeling.
Additions and dormers.
Custom homes on your
lot, by luxury home buil-
ders.
681-4564
Simon Tabachnik

545-7572
HOOVER ELECTRIC CO.

Painting & Decorating
Reasonable Price.
Free Estimate. References.

Call anytime
968-5354

MIKE'S PAINTING
Interior & Exterior.

Wallpapering - Window Puttying
- Caulking. Specializing in re-
pairs, peeling paint, cracks and
damaged plaster.

Summer swimming pool
clean-up, vacuuming,
chlorine, etc.

Call Gary or Jeff

553-0188

References.

Call anytime
777-8081

High Quality. Reasonable
Priced. Painting, scraping,
wallpapering, brick and
drywall repair, etc.
Free Estimates

Call CRAIG
Eves.
547-4337

NICE JEWISH BARTENDER
University of Michigan
student, graduate "ofUni-
versity of Michigan Bar-
tending School, available
to tend your bar and assist
at your parties.
Call 626-1550

ROOF REPAIRS
No Job Too Small
$25 and up —
flat or shingle, roofs.
Serving Southfield &
Oak Park area.

Call anytime
ask for Bill or Greg
553-0476

tion for summer classes.
Two sessions will be offered:
June 28-July 23 and July
26-Aug. 20, and classes will
be held at the Maple-Drake
building.
Among the classes to be
offered are: art, literature,
Suzuki violin-piano, ballet,

INTERIOR-EXTERIOR
PAINTING
Quality Work. Free Estimates.
European Experience
Ask for Nathan Adler
546-3719

$199 complete

Licensed. Work myself.

Summer Classes at Center
Community Council Elects
The Jewish Community pre-school ballet, jazz, mod-
Officers, Cites Temple Youth Center
is taking registra- ern dance, ballroom danc-

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ENTERTAINMENT

SPACE AGE
' COMPUTER PICTURES
Taken of your guests at Bar
Mitzvas,„weddings, promo-
tional parties, etc.
Call 863-7736 for info

CARICATURES BY
JULIUS
For Parties
or Business

293-1723

FOR YOUR PARTY OR
SPECIAL OCCASION
Clowns, juggling, puppets,
magic, music, dance, bal-
loon sculpture.
273-6716

MOONDANCE

One of the finest bands at
reasonable rates. For
audition scheduled call -

772-2982

ing, calligraphy, batik,
ceramics, photography,
museum and gallery tours
and more.
For information or
brochure, call the Center,
661-1000, ext. 164. The
classes are open to the
community.

Israeli-German Talks Due

The Jewish Community Council Delegate Assem-
bly was the occasion to elect new officers and present
the Walter E. Klein Youth Award for social action and
community service work to its 1982 winners, Temple
Emanu-El Temple Youth. Newly elected officers in
top photo, are, from left: Ronald Karp, vice president;
Edith Frank, treasurer; David Lebenbom, president;
Esther Fealk, vice president; Leon S. Cohan, vice
president. Oscar Hertz was elected secretary.
Pictured in bottom photo, are, front row, from
left: Sam Levine, Amy Schiffer, David Baum and
Sheila Falk. In top row, from left, are: Marcie Fersten-
feld, Larry Ferstenfeld, Janet Baum and Rabbi Lane
Steinger.

Music Study Club Plans
Annual Installation at Beth El

Music Study Club will
have its annual installation
luncheon noon June 8 at
Temple Beth El, announces
President Helen Kerwin.
Following the invocation
by Zelda Landsman, the in-
stallation of new officers
will be conducted by Sara
Silverston. Kim Rosner-
Doelker is chairman of the
day; Helen Rowin is vice
president of program.
Entertainment will be
provided by Robert Mus-
zynski, pianist, and the
Music Study Choral Group,
under the direction of Jane
Lee. Treva De Jong is the
accompanist.
Guests are invited. For

BONN (JTA) — Israeli
and West German dip-
lomats are seeking to create
a warm atmosphere for the
visit to Israel next week by
Foreign Minister Hans-
Dietrich Genscher.
The Israeli Ambassador
to West Germany, Yitzhak
Ben-Ari, said in an inter-
view published in the
Frankfurter Rundschau,
that the visit would mark a
positive shift in German-
Israeli relations.
Ben-Ari observed that
while there are dif-
ferences over how to
achieve an overall set-

Yeshiva Student
Is Top Honor

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Gidon Rothstein, a student
at the Yeshiva of Flatbush
Joel Braverman High
School in Brooklyn, has
been named one of the 121
seniors chosen as 1982
Presidential scholars.

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tlement of the Arab-
Israel conflict, "the aim
of Bonn and Jerusaler-
was and remains V.
same — a just and lastin g-
peace."
The envoy was critical,
however, of West Ger-
many's support of the right
of the Palestinians to self-
determination.

BB Introduces
`Dial-A-Scholar'

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
Bnai Brith International
has inaugurated a "Dial-
A-Scholar program" to
make it possible for small
town Jewish communities
to have access to the views
of the Jewish community's
leading thinkers.
The 30-minute confer-
ence calls are set up in ad-
vance. Prior to the calls, the
AJE supplies participants
with written material by
the scholar on the topic to be
discussed.

To: The Jewish News

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17515 W. 9 Mile Rd.
Suite 865

Southfield, Mich. 48075

WM JUST

HELEN KERWIN

reservations by Tuesday,
call Mildred Charnas, 545-
6020.

Detroiter to Be Ordained

Daniel Lee Pernick will School and the Temple Is-
be ordained rabbi during rael Religious and Hebrew
Shabat services June 5 at High Schools.
the Plum Street Temple,
He was graduated cum
Cincinnati, Ohio.
laude with a BA in sociology
The son of Mr. and Mrs. from Oakland University
Lawrence Pernick of South- and received a Master of
field, he is a graduate of Arts degree in Hebrew Let-
Southfield-Lathrup High ters from the Hebrew Union
College last June.
Pernick has served as the
student rabbi at Temple
Oheb Shalom, Sandusky,
Ohio, for the past three
years. Prior to that, he had
pulpits in Ft. Collins, Colo.,
and Guatemala City,
Guatemala. He will begin
his position of assistant
rabbi at Temple Emanuel,
Worchester, Mass., July 1.

From

Paste in old label

Darker Future

DANIEL PERNICK

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ENTERTAINMENT

SINGING Guitarist, Violinist.
Small parties. 968-5449.

VERSATILE sophisticated party
music. 272-7586.

CAIRO (ZINS) — The
Egyptian newspaper Al
Ahram predicts that in spite
of an improved balance of
payments picture because of
revenue from the Suez
Canal, Sinai oil exports and
tourism, Egypt faces prob-
lems in the future because
of its growing population,
poverty and food subsidies.

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