ARE YOU TIRED OF MAKING
ONLY 3%14% ON YOUR MONEY?

Use the bank's money and make
a minimum of 25% on your money

Harmony ORT
Has Fund-Raiser

GUARANTEED

Harmony Chapter, Women's
American ORT will host a
benefit 11 a.m. Dec. 5. The
play Pinocchio will be per-
formed at the Marquis
Theatre in Northville.
For ticket information, call
Pamela Bloom, 788-3833.

& 50% of the profit
SOURCES FINANCIAL HOLDING CO. LTD.
invites you to participate with us &
share the profit with us.

Do what successful builders do.
All you need is good credit, we do the rest.

WE WILL:

• Handle the financial arrangement
• Build the home
• Market the home
• Sell the home
• Share the profit 50/50
you will be secured at all times

For more information on this unique opportunity

call

557-6470

M-F 9-7
Sat. 11-5
Sun. 1-5

Why do we share the profit? It's good business.

• For every spec home we build we
have one joint venture partner
• Create more buying power with
suppliers, larger discounts
• With individual investors it creates
an unlimited line of credit for us

LEC
UNIGI-11-

MASTER OF

• We make less per home by sharing
our profit but can build more homes
& make money in quantity
• It's a good deal for the investor
because the security stays in your
name at all times

26571 W. 12 Mile Rd.
Southfield, MI 48034

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presents...

Pre-Holiday "Get-Them-Together"
Family Portrait Greeting Card Special

•Famffies photographed by
November 6, 1992
can take
15% off Holiday Portrait
Greeting Card*

Kathleen Fink

Bar-Han
Appoints Fink

Kathleen Wilson Fink has
been appointed founding
chairman of the Young
Leadership Circle of the Bar-
Ilan University. This group
will be dedicated to social,
educational and fund-raising
activities among the Detroit
community's young Jewish
activists.
The Circle's kick-off event
will be Nov. 2 with Professor
Benjamin Sredni of Bar-Ilan
University's Life Sciences
Department and the co-
inventor of its famed AS-101
drug.
Kathleen Wilson Fink has
an extensive background of
Jewish communal involve-
ment. She received the Sylvia
Simon Greenberg Award for
Young Leadership, presented
by the Detroit Federation.
She serves as vice president of
the Jewish Home for Aged
Auxiliary and is a board
member of the Jewish Fami-
ly Service and a past board
member of HAVEN Domestic
Violence Shelter.
For information concerning
Bar-Ilan's Young Leadership
Circle, call Bar-Ilan,
423-4550.

Musical Review
Set at BAHM

•Our life-like acrylic photo
sculptures make great
gifts.

*Cards must be ordered by November 15, 1992

Chuck & Loretta Lorion and Family

DON'T DELAY.. • CALL TODAY 352-7030

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U-M Hillel
Sets Calendar

Advertising in The Jewish News Gets Results
Place Your Ad Today. Call 354-6060

The "Seniors" of Congrega-
tion Beth Abraham Hillel
Moses will present a musical
revue 10:30 a.m. Nov. 15 at
the synagogue.
Phyllis Bratt, accompanied
by Miriam Zacks, will do a
bissell of Broadway and a
bissell of Yiddish. There is a
charge. Refreshments will be
served.
Call the synagogue office,
851-6880, to make reserva-
tions.

The Hillel Foundation of
the University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, will host the
following events.
Paula Gluzman, a Jewish-
Israeli; and Chanin Fareis, an
Arab-Israeli, will discuss the
Israel's Women's Peace Move-
ment in the context of the
greater Israeli peace move-
ment 7 p.m. Nov. 1 at Hillel.
Israeli Dancing is offered
every Sunday night 8-10 p.m.
with Sara Berkovitch. There
is a charge.
Shulchan Ivrit takes place
at Dominick's every Friday
afternoon. Call Trevor Hart,
741-1332, for information.
The 14th Annual Con-
ference on the Holocaust will
be 7 p.m. Nov. 4.
Challenge your views on
Israel and Zionism at an ex-
citing, interactive event 7:30
p.m. Nov. 4.
Tom Dine, executive direc- c='1
tor of American Israel Public
Affairs Committee AIPAC,
will speak on AIPAC's role in
U.S. politics 5-6 p.m., Nov. 5 at o
Hillel.
Bob Aronson, executive
director of Jewish Federation
in Detroit, will speak to
graduate and undergraduate
students about opportunities
and careers in Jewish com- C)
munal service 7 p.m., Nov. 5
at Hillel.

—

WSU Hillel
Holds Elections

Students at Wayne State
University will be holding an
introductory meeting, in-
cluding elections, for the
Hillel Student Board 1 p.m.
November 4 in 667 Student
Center Building.
Elections will be for the
chairs of the following com-
mittees: membership, out-
reach and public relations,
social programming, social ac-
tion, Israel affairs, religious/
cultural.
For information, call Metro
Detroit Hillel, 577-3459.

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