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April 27, 1990 - Image 55

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1990-04-27

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Light's Jewellers

Court Ordered

GOING OUT OF
BUSINESS SALE

Chapter 11 Court Cases #89-08477-G • #89-07428-G

Light's Jewellers has closed the Meadowbrook Village Mall Store and
consolidated inventory into the Birmingham store located at 280 N. Woodward.

The Bankruptcy Court has ordered the entire inventory from both locations
to be sold to pay creditors and to ...

CLOSE THE DOORS FOREVER!

YOU
PAY JUST...

ON THE
RETAIL
DOLLAR

All Additional
Merchandise
Will Be Sold At
Savings Up To...

ON SELECTED
FINE JEWELRY

OFF
Retail
Prices

280 N. Woodward

One Block N. of Maple
Birmingham

Daily 10:00 to 5:30
Thursday and
Friday til 9:00

Charlie Silver interviews journalist Robe Biddediu and Objectivist Club
President Karen Reedstron.

job working on Gov. James
Blanchard's campaign as an
Oakland County field direc-
tor. He stayed on board as
part of the transition team.
Next, he secured a job as
the community development
director for U.S. Rep. Sander
Levin, D-Southfield.
"I didn't like political
life," he says. "Your job is
only to keep that politician
in office. I was looking for an
out and decided to go into
business for myself."
Silver then started reading
trade publications for
several different professions.
A regular customer at a 10-
minute oil change station in
Pontiac, Silver was curious.
He started reading.
After he discovered that
drive-through oil change
shops were thriving on the
east and west coasts, Silver
decided to purchase land for
the first Oil Dispatch.
"It made sense," Silver
says. "I didn't know
anything about the oil busi-
ness, but I didn't know
anything about politics
when I got into that field.
"I am a voracious reader,"
he says. "I had faith in my-
self."
With the help of his father,
Donald Silver, who co-signed
original financing papers as
partner for the first store,
Silver bought property in
Southfield at Eight Mile
Road and Inkster. It took

seven months to secure
proper building and zoning
permits.
"On day one, we were
busy," he says. "The first
one went very well. I started
paying myself a salary after
two months."
The second shop opened in
Redford; a third in Farm-
ington. Silver then acquired
his father's portion of the
business. His brother, Steve
Silver, joined the business
after the Farmington store's
opening.
Those who know Silver say
that although he appears to
be dogmatic about his views,
he is a strong, able busi-
nessman with a zealous pur-
suit of success. And, they
say, he is an independent
thinker.
Adds his brother, Steve
Silver,"Charlie is incredibly
driven. He does not know
how to take no for an an-
swer. He is never willing to
accept that something is not
possible."
Silver is always in the
market for new oppor-
tunities. Recently, he
became a distributor for the
Phoenix cookie, a high-fiber
meal substitute sold
throughout the metropolitan
Detroit area in health food
and other specialty stores.
"I love multi-level
marketing," he says. "By
selling these cookies, you get
others into the business.

o SJC

Al Malor Credit Cards and Layaways Accepted

• EXCEPT OOLD CHIUNS

Only Til April 29th • Hagopian Announces Serious Savings!

SERIOL1S

ORIENTAL RUG

CLEARANCE

SAVE 50, 60, 70%

How serious are we? Well we've marked almost all our
inventory at 50, 60 and 70%* off. That's how serious. We hope
to greatly reduce our mostly one-of-a-kind stock before we begin
our yearly physical inventory on April 30th.
We've decided that when its a choice of ether selling them or

The Original Since 1939

HAGOPIAN
WORLD OF RUGS

counting them, we'd rather sell them.
So if you want in on these serious savings, come to either
Hagopian World of Rugs in Birmingham and Ann Arbor or
Hagopian Rug Outlet in Oak Park. And seriously, - this offer
ends on April 29th!

*PA off only available at Hagopian Rug Outlet in Oak Park

Birmingham • 1335 S Woodward Ave (north of 14 Mile) • Ph: 646-RUGS
Ann Arta • 3410 Washtenaw Ave (west of Artxrtand) • Ph: 973-RUGS
0* Park Rug Outlet • 14000 W 8 Mile (west of Coolidge) • Ph: 546-RUGS

Special Clearance HOurs for All Stores:
Mon, Tues, Weds, Fri 10 6pm, Thuis 10 9pm, Sat 14 5rxn, Sun 12 5

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