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Friday, November 1, 1985 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
40--BUSINESS CARDS
PAINTING, plaster repairs,
wall washing, wallpaper re-
moving. Experienced. Com-
petitive. 544-3118.
ALTERATIONS & TAILOR-
ING. Finest workmanship. 9
& Coolidge. Call 544-0006.
FILM TRANSFER
Have your old home
movies 8 mm - 16
mm film transferred
to VHS or Beta.
Berkley, Mi.
39 8-7024
KENT THE HANDYMAN
CALL 542-3325
Days - Eves.
Free Estimates
Let Me Help You With
Your Home Repairs,
Plumbing, Electrical,
Window Repairs, Etc.
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53—ENTERTAINMENT
MUSIC FOR LIFE
Solo pianist or duo-
trio-quartet.
Music Study Hosts. Quartet
CPEEa •
Parties and all occa-
sions.
Lessons Also
851.3574
SPACE AGE
COMPUTER PICTURES
Taken of your guests
at Bar Mitzvas, wed-
dings, promotional
parties, etc.
Call 863-7736
for info
PIANO BAR ENTERTAINMENT
You plan the party, I'll
bring my own piano
and hundreds of
tunes. Sing-a-long!
Dancing!
Al! Your Requests.
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Leaks, flashings.
Piano-Song Stylist
646-9531 eves.
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Clark Family Players
BIRTHDAY
PARTIES
and other special oc-
casions.
Clowns, juggling,
magic, music, dance,
puppets, balloon
sculpture.
Call Mary Ellen
273-6716
532.5168
50—PERSONAL
ISRAEL
CHRISTMAS BREAK
Dec. 23 - Jan. 6
Seven nights Jerusalem,
one night Upper Galilee,
one night Haifa, 4 nights
Tel Aviv. Includes air fare,
8 1/2 days escorted sight-
seeing, all hotels, full Is-
raeli breakfast and many
other extras.
$1299 UNITED STATES
TICKET WICKET TOURS
962-2391
9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
This Space
Reserved for
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Call 354-6060
New World String Quartet
Music Study Club of Met-
ropolitan Detroit, with Wayne
State University, will co-sponsor
a program on Thursday at 8
p.m., at the Community Arts
Auditorium of Wayne State
University, Cass and Kirby, De-
troit.
The New World String Quar-
tet, in co-operation with the
Michigan Council for the Arts,
will be presented. This concert
is open to the public at no
charge.
The Quartet members are:
Curtis Macomber, violin; Vahn
Armstrong, violin; Robert Dari,
viola; Ross Harbaugh, founding
member, cello.
This group is currently
quartet-in-residence at Harvard
University, where it conducts
master classes and a concert
series.
The 1985-1986 season is high-
lighted by two new visiting re-
sidencies, one at University of
Michigan and one at Wayne
State University. In addition,
the quartet presents chamber
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One sure way to
get results is thru
the columns of
BETH ACHIM MEN'S CLUB
will have its annual paid-up
membership brunch at 9:30 a.m.
Sunday in the synagogue youth
lounge. Guest speaker will be
Ezekiel Leikin, vice president of
the Metro Detroit District,
Zionist Organization of America.
Admission is free to paid-up
members. Dues may be paid at
the door.
BETH SHALOM MEN'S
CLUB will present David Wal-
lace of the B'nai B'rith Anti-
Defamation League on Nov. 10
at 10:15 a.m. at the synagogue.
Wallace will speak on "The
Dangers American Jews Face."
Refreshments will be served,
and there is a nominal admis-
sion charge. Reservations are
requested. For information, con-
tact Harry Freind, 352-7216; or
the synagogue office, 547-7970.
music concerts throughout major
cities of the U.S., and records.
The New World Quartet won
the 1979 Naumberg Chamber
Music Competition. The quarter
has performed at various uni-
versity concert series, chamber
music series and at festivals in-
cluding Interlochen, "Music
West" of Utah State University,
and the Cabrillo Festival in
California.
Lighted attended parking ad-
jacent to the auditorium has
been arranged. For information,
call Corliss Rosenberg,
president, 543-3095.
Health Seminar
Slated In Florida
The sixth annual Florida
health seminar will be pre-
sented at the Palm Air Spa
Hotel in Pompano Beach, Fl.,
Dec. 20-30.
The meeting is open to physi-
cians, dentists, lawyers, and all
other health professionals.
Topics to be discussed include
nutrition, emotional impairment
of the health professional, tem-
poromandibular joint disfunc-
tion, the professional liability
crisis, marketing a practice,
pediodontics, radiology of the
head and neck and financial
planning for the future.
A cocktail party is included in
the registration fee.
For information, contact Dr.
George A. Dean, 424-8340; or
Dr. Jerry Lesson, 897-7155.
Rejections
Tel Aviv (JTA) — Romania's
Chief Rabbi, Moshe Rosen, has
rejected applications by many
Romanian villagers to be con-
verted to Judaism, Israel Radio
reported.
Rosen said the villagers, from
isolated villages in Transyl-
vania, had never had any con-
nections with Jews or Jewry. It
is believed they wish to convert
so that it will be easier for them
to emigrate.