THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, July 9, 1982

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Singles Events

Who Do . . ." 9 p.m. July. 17
nounce that Elaine Berg at the Health Club restau-
will conduct an afternoon of rant in the main Center
games "designed to get complex. A full dance floor
people in touch with each and cash bar will be avail-
oether" at their barbecue 3 able. Singles age 21 and up
p.m. Sunday at the home of are invited. For details, call
Al Finkelstein, 13650 Win- Lisa Lapides at the Center,
chester, Oak Park. There is 661-1000, ext. 113.
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a charge. Participants
JEWISH AND SINGLE
should bring their own bev-
invites Jewish singles age
erages.
A pool party and cookout 20-40 to its evening of
is scheduled for 4 p.m. July cocktails and jazz 8 p.m.
18 at the home of Harley Sunday at Roberto's. The
Berger, 27728 Red Leaf Ln., Andrea Cheolas Trio will
Southfield. There is a provide music. A cash bar
charge. Participants should and refreshments will high-
light the evening. There is
bring their own beverage.
"Labels Are for Cans Not an admission fee.
The 40 Plus group will
People" is the topic of an
encounter to be held 8 p.m. have its first event 6 p.m.
July 22 at the Northgate Tuesday, when the group
East Apts., 25631 Lincoln meets for dinner and the
Terrace, Apt. 101, Oak concert in the park at Oak
Park Shepherd Park's
Park. There is a charge.
Singles age 23-40 are in- pavilion. There is a charge.
vited. For details, call Participants should bring
Sandra Maurer, 968-6191; their own dinner and bever-
or Lauren Sacks, 968-1083. age.
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For details on JAS activi-
JEWISH COMMUNI- ties, call Heidi Press, 352-
TY CENTER will have 6858, evenings between 6
music for dancing provided and 10 p.m. To get on the
by Mark Roberts of WDRQ's mailing list, write JAS, c/o
"Detroit After Dark" at its Cong. Beth Shalom, 14601
"Private Party for Those Lincoln, Oak Park, 48237.

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HAMILTON PLACE
JAZZ/ROCK
CONCERT SERIES

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July 12th
July 26th
Aug. 9th

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Alexander Zonjic Quartet
Lenore Paxton Quartet
Brookside Jazz Ensemble
with Ursula Walker

Public Welcome
Outdoor Bandshell
Food & Spirits
$5.00 for Members
$7.00 Non Members

• Bar opens at 5:00 p.m.
• Concerts begin
at 6:00 p.m.
• Tickets available
in advance

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DEPARTMENT OF
MICHIGAN presented a

merit citation -certificate to
Robert Goossen, state com-
mander of the Michigan
Department of Veterans of
Froeign Wars.
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LT. ROY F. GREEN
AUXILIARY installed

Ruth Klein as president at
its recent installation cere-
monies. Other officers are:
Ruth Weiss, senior vice
president; Bernice Silver,
junior vice president;
Carole Sherman, treasurer;
Gert Left, patriotic in-
structress; Elaine Levy, his-
torian; Mamie Simrod,
poppy and Northland
Geriatrics chairman; Karen
Kalish, child welfare
chairman; and Frances
Carrick, financial secre-
tary.
Mrs. Levy, past auxiliary
and department president,
was the installing officer.

Cancer Group
to Meet July 20

A Focus on Living With
Cancer meeting will be held
7:30 p.m. July 20 in the
Fireside Lounge of Bir-
mingham First
Presbyterian Church, 1669
W. Maple.
The purpose of this self-
help group is to bring to-
gether patients and family
members who have ques-
tions or are experiencing
problems as a result of liv-
ing with cancer.
For information, contact
the American Cancer
Society, 557-5353.

A musicologist is a man
who can read music but
can't hear it.
—Sir Thomas Beecham

Junior Division
Bowling Party

Junior Division of the
Jewish Welfare Federation
is sponsoring a bowling
party 8 p.m. July 17 at Ark
Lanes West. The public is
invited.
There is a charge, which
includes bowling and ad-
mission to the Knock-
Knocks comedy show.
Reservations are required.

Junior Division is j
year-round organizatiun
open to persons of post-
college age through their
early 30s. James A. Safran
is division president, and
Douglas Etkin is chairman
of the bowling party.
For reservations, call
Junior Division, 965-3939.

We will video tape
any occasion for under
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CONGRATULATIONS

BERNIE!

on your graduation from
medical school
Best of Luck!
Love,
Wendy