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April 12, 1991 - Image 99

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1991-04-12

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born. Jacob is named in lov-
ing memory of his maternal
grandfather, Dominic Lisuzzo.

FEB. 10 — Oscar and Leslie
Schwartz of Southfield are
happy to announce the ar-
rival of their daughter,
Samantha Sarah, sister to
Max Edward. Proud grand-
parents are Phyllis and Larry
Collins of Southfield and
Charles and Shirley Schwartz
of Huntington Woods. Sam-
antha Sarah is lovingly
named after her paternal
great-grandmother, Sarah
Schwartz.

PRIVATE HOME
PORTRAITURE

QUESTION: Doesn't it make
sense for a home owner to set
the selling price for his own
home?

formerly of
LosAngeles

ANSWER: Since human-
nature is predictable, there is a
better than even chance that
you'll put the wrong selling price
on your home. You may price it
far above its fair market value
because of sentimental attach-
ment or expenditures you have
made. A home remaining on the
market for months due to over-
pricing, frequently becomes a
"White Elephant." It eventually
sells for a much lower figure.
Or, you might under-price it.
Your safest bet is to list it with a
Realtor who will help you price it
correctly.

Ray A. Fox, Licensed Realtor

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JTA Appoints
New Editor

New York (JTA) —
Michael Pariser has begun
work as managing editor of
the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency. He replaces Elli
Wohlgelernter, who had
held the post since April
1988.
Mr. Pariser, 35, will assist
JTA Editor Mark Joffe in
overseeing editorial opera-
tions of the international
news agency, including the
supervision of four bureaus
and some 30 correspondents.
Mr. Pariser will be
primarily responsible for
compiling and editing JTA's
Community News Reporter
and the weekly features
package for newspapers. He
will also assist in the editing
of stories for JTA's elec-
tronic news service, "Daily
News Bulletin" and weekly
"News Digest."
Formerly a practicing at-
torney, Mr. Pariser served as
legal editor for Matthew
Bender & Co. in New York
and as copy editor for the
Jerusalem Post in Israel. He
was also assistant to the di-
rector of media relations for
Yeshiva University in New
York.
After spending a year at
Yeshivat Netzach Yisrael in
Jerusalem, Mr. Pariser at-
tended Yeshiva University,
from which he graduated in
1976. He received his law
degree from Harvard Uni-
versity,

The Jewish News is
looking for information
about Michigan Jews
who fought on either
side during the Ameri-
can Civil War. If a
great-great grandparent
served and you have
information, letters, pic-
tures, mementos, please
call Phil Jacobs at
354-6060.

313.547.000

AN OVERPRICED HOME
that remains on the market
for months frequently
becomes a "White
Elephant."

Please Phone
Ray A. Fox
or drop in at

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