THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, December 28, 1984

we are

SINGLES

A Social Organization for Gay and Lesbian Jews

with a monthly newsletter and events.
Oneg Celebration January 11
write: ASOG/LJ
P.O. Box 2441
Farmington Hills, MI 48018
All mailings are confidential.

STRICTLY KOSHER MEAT MARKET

SHERER
ROSE
SOCIALITIES will hold a com-
bined board and general meeting
on Jan. 6 at noon at the Northgate
East apts. club house. Continen-
tal brunch will be served, followed
by a business session. Members
will be admitted at no charge.
Prospective members or guests
will be charged a nominal fee. For
information, call Pete Steffin,
557-2411; or President Dorothy
Goldberg, 548-6850. The group is
open to single men and women
age 50 and up.

SINGLES 2 (age 40-55) will hold
it's first meeting and social of
1985 on Thursday at 8 p.m. at the
main Jewish Community Center.
There will be a speaker and a gen-
eral meeting. An afterglow will
follow. For information, call

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For singles

Jewish singles are invited to a
special musical service and oneg
at Temple Beth El at 8:30 p.m.
Jan. 11. Admission is free.

Singles-2 co-chairman, Chuck
Brooks, 557-9400.

COMMUNITY NETWORK
FOR JEWISH SINGLES an-
nounces its Chai Singles Ski Club
is still accepting members. There
is a fee. For details, call the CNJS,
661-1000, ext. 219.
Boyne Mountain Ski Resort
will be the scene of a New Year's
weekend of downhil and cross-
country skiing outing today
through Tuesday. There is a fee.
For details, call Jim Millman,
477-8631.
Ongoing cross-country skiing
takes place 10 a.m. Sundays at
Beech Woods Recreation Area,
Southfield. There is a fee. The
Jan. 13 outing will be at Highland
Recreation Area.
On Jan. 20, the group will go
downhill skiing at Alpine Valley,
meeting at 9 a.m. at the main
Jewish Community Center for
carpools. A trip to Boyne High-
lands for downhill and cross-
country skiing is planned for Feb.
1-3. Cross-country skiing is
planned for Feb. 10.

FOR WOMEN

Some openings exist for the
CNJS bowling league which
meets at 8 p.m. every other Sun-
day at Ark Lanes West. For de-
tails, call Mark Sperling, 352-
3333.
CNJS will have a Super Bowl
Sunday party 5 p.m. Jan. 20 at the
main Jewish Center. There will
be a wide screen television, free
snacks, prizes and more. There is
an admission fee. Tickets are
available at the front desk of the
Center and at the door beginning
at 4 p.m. For information, call the
CNJS.

FOR MEN

TEMPLE
BETH EL
BROTHERHOOD won two
awards at the 30th National Fed-
eration of Temple Brotherhoods
(NFTB) Bienniel Convention held
in November in Boston. The
brotherhood won awards in the
large club class, signifying a
membership more than 300. The
awards won are: the J. Jacques
Stone Plaque for service to the
temple and the Publication
Award (co-winner).

TEMPLE
EMANU--EL
BROTHERHOOD will present a
program at 9:30 a.m. Jan. 20 in
the temple. Jerry Rogers will
comment on the film NBC in
Lebanon —A Study in Media Mis-
representation. There is a nominal
charge for breakfast. For reserva-
tions, call the temple office, 967-
4020; or Marvin Victor, 399-9284.

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LOCAL NEWS

Finalists named

Peg Treacy, left, and Harriet Israel, will give a presentation entitled,
"Color Me Beautiful," at 11:30 a.m. Jan. 9 in the offices of the Greater
Detroit Section, National Council of Jewish Women, 30233 South field,
Suite 100, Southfield. The program is part of the NCJW Flair Series.
Luncheon will be served at a fee prior to the program. Reservations must
be accompanied by a check. For details, call the NCJW, 258-6000.

Southfield students were
named finalists in the 28th An-
nual Michigan Mathematics
Prize Competition, finishing in
the top 5 percent in the state-wide
competition.
The finalists included: Ethan
Berkove, Jeffrey Camiener, Scott
Ettinger, Mark Kaufman, Craig
Freedman, Richard Klarman, Ori
Lev, Jacob Lorch, Ted Sherman,
Scott Taub and Laura Ten-
nenhouse.

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