22—Friday, January 25, 1974 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

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Behind every argument is
someone's ignorance.—Louis
D. Brandeis.

advertisement
mis-
Art
takenly placed - by The Jew-
ish News in last week's-
edition which announced
weekend breakfast specials
at the Gallery Restaurant in
Southfield, caused headaches
for its owner.
William Littman, owner of
the Gallery, said that he was
besieged with customers
Saturday and Sunday. Not
only was he unprepared with
food, Littman said, but he
did not have the employes
to help.
The Jewish News regrets
the error.

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It's a disease affecting the
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tired of the same old singles
bars with their loud blaring
bands, long lines and the
meat market atmosphere
where everyone is trying to
"pick up" everyone else.
For relief of this dread
disease, follow any one of the
succeeding prescriptions.
Dosage is: one suggestion per
week for the next few weeks,
or until the list runs out.
Check the newspapers.
They get at first-hand all in-
formation on concerts, ex-
hibits, plays, dances, special
events and happenings. For
a more limited scope with the
young adult in mind, call
radio station WRIF, 354-
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for information on what's
happening.
If these don't bring any
temporary relief, try a func-
tion organized by one of the
many Jewish singles organ-
izations.
Menora Singles, a group
for young adults age 18-30,
sponsors dances 8:30 p.m. on
the first Sunday of each
month at Alvaro's Restau-
rant, 1824 W. 14 Mile, Royal
Oak. Admission is $2.75, top
40 music is provided by a
live band, and there are re-
freshments.
Bnai Moshe Singles, age
21-35, has functions twice a
month. Activities are held at
the synagogue, in homes and
in apartment party rooms.
Admission is $2 to most
functions.
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.gles meets the second Sunday
of each month and holds a
function on the fourth Sunday
at the synagogue or at a pri-
vate home. The group will
have a bowling party 6 p.m.
Sunday at Ark West Lanes, Rudolf Serkin to Be
with a dance at 8 at Ark Soloist at Concert
West. There is an admission
The Detroit Symphony Or-
charge.
chestra will host pianist Ru-
Singles 18-30 are invited to dolf Serkin 8:30 p.m. Thurs-
join the organization at a $5- day and Feb. 2 at Ford
per-year membership charge. Auditorium. Aldo Ceccato
Members are on the mailing will conduct the orchestra.
list and can pay a reduced
Serkin, who is making his
admission at most functions. first appearance in almost
To join call Karen Rives, 968- 20 years, will be soloist in
8367, evenings.
Mendelssohn's Concerto No.
The Jewish Center has 1 in G minor for piano and
weekly, occasional and sea- orchestra.
sonal activities for young
Tickets for both' concerts
adults age 18-30. The Michi- are available by calling the
gan Association of Jewish Ford Auditorium box office,
College Students, a Center 961-0700, and at all Hudson's
affiliate, will host Jay Horo- and Grinnell's ticket offices.
witz speaking on "An Intro-
duction to Transactional An- Tickets for Camper
alysis" 8 p.m. Monday at the
10 Mile branch. To get on Show Now on Sale
Tickets are on sale at all
the mailing list, call Gordon
Silverman at the Center, 341- J. L. Hudson stores for the
Detroit Camper Show Feb.
4200.
Ongoing young adult Center 9-17 at the Detroit Artillery
activities include,games night Armory. Children age 5 and
and a young adult lounge 9:30 under will be admitted free
p.m. Mondays at the 10 Mile when accompanied by an
branch. Refreshments a r e adult.
Special days have been re-
served at a nominal charge.
Volleyball games are held 4 served for families, senior
p.m. Sundays at the main citizens, ladies, policemen
Jewish Center for 18-30-year- and firemen, servicemen, in-
olds. Admission is 75 cents. dustry and clubs. There will
Feeling a little better? be a special admission or
activity on these days.
Then, try this.
Jazz lovers are invited to
A woman will sometimes
hear Stan Kenton and his
Orchestra 8 p.m. Sunday at confess her sins, but I never
Wylie E. Groves High School, knew one to confess her
20500 W. 13 Mile at Ever- faults.—Josh Billings.
green in Beverly Hills. Ad-
mission is $3.50 and tickets
are available at the door.
Concerts are sponsored by , Italian-American Cuisine-.
the Groves Big Band-Jazz
1 82 1 1 JOHN R.
Series. To get on the mailing
Bet. 6 & 7 Mile Rds.
list write to the Groves Big
869-5674
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