68 Friday, March 14, 1986• THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Gifts for Music by 1/4 Sam Barnett Birthday • Bat Mitzvah Sweet Sixteen • Confirmation Big or small, we custom the music to your needs ■ WAIIIrr.": 1, if !WI ■ 9 68-2563 1 min /Jr SINGLES Hunters Square Orchard Lake Rd. at 14 Mile 855-6566 musisem ■ lh. Quality Diamonds at Competitive Prices Celebrate With . . . & His Orchestral 851.6118 MUSIC 1 for all generations One of a Kind Custom Designed Jewelry I (313) 353-1424 CLASS ACT • 26325 Twelve Mile Rd Southfield Michigan 48034 Hours loco 5 a 0 rdor Southeast Corner rr,a,rio y in 00 8 10 In the MayLe , Shoos At Northwestern Hwy ORCHESTRA I Slut Rapti 1 3574716 • Ralph tame • 968.0021 1 UNWANTED HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED B'NAI B'RITH FRIENDSHIP SINGLES (21-35) will host a games night on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Willow Park Apts. card room, 28675 Franklin Rd. Southfield. There is a fee. Trivial pursuit, euchre, backgammon, Monopoly, Othello, chess will be among the games available. Friends are invited. For information, call Mike Rich, 968-0436; or Phil Neuman, 357-1871, before 10 p.m. any night. ROSE SHERER SOCIALITES will have a regular meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at North- gate apts. east club house. After a short meeting, they will feature "A Night at the Movies." A social hour will follow. There is no charge to members, but guests or plopective members are invited at a nominal charge, The group is open to single men and women age 55 and up. For information; call President Dorothy Goldberg, 548-6850. COMMUNITY NETWORK FOR JEWISH SINGLES an- nounces its cultural arts club is still taking reservations for its trip to see comedian Buddy Hac- kett at 7:30 p.m. April 19 at the Premier Center. Paid reserva- tions are due by Saturday. For in- formation, call Harry Pevos, 355-3512. Singles 40 and up are invited to an evening of drop-in bowling at 8 p.m. Sunday at Ark Lanes West. There is a fee. To reserve a spot, call Kim Kusterer at the Jewish Community Center, 661-1000, ext. 219. A singles service and Oneg Shabbat is planned for 8 p.m. March 21 at Temple Israel. • The dinner club will go to Bud- dy's in Farmington Hills at 7 p.m. March 31. Cost of the dinner in- cludes pizza, salad, beverage, tax and tip. Reservation deadline is March 24. For information on CNJS ac- tiviiies, call Jill Cole at.the Cen- ter, 661-1000, ext. 219. ZL PRODUCTIONS.will have a cash bar, dancing, music, light snacks and prizes at its first party at 8 p.m. Sunday at Jacques. There is a charge. Singles age 21 and up are invited. known for the development of products based on man-made syntlietic materials. These products include hard coatings for cutting tools, high performance magnets, non- volatile programmable memories, instant dry process photographic films, optical erasable memories for microfiches and discs and cells to directly convert sunlight to electricity. The public is invited. There is no charge. For information, call the Technion office, 559-5190. Susan Hutten Certified Registered Electrologist Private Consultation • • Labor Zionist Alliance, Branch 960, will have a party in the club house of Charter Square Apts. lo- cated in Troy on Big Beaver Rd. between Rochester and Livornois, on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Bring a snack and wear slacks for active games. There is a charge. LZA, Branch 960, is an organ- ization of singles and couples, ages 25-40 formed to address con- temporary Jewish and Israeli is- sues. Meetings are the second weekend of each month. For in- formation, call Jeremy Salinger, 353-5552, evenings. Science And Economy Is Focus Of Meeting FOR 15 MINUTES (up to four visits) $9.50 Singles, Cpuples Join For Party 355.3954 A DATING SERVICE FOR JEWISH SINGLES Girl Scouts Have Cookie Sale 10- LA • Meet Congenial People • Make New Social Contacts • Personalized r*-117 FOR HrIA FOR HER • Confidential • Dignified • Free Interview For brochurs call — 354-0949 Oaks Ara Minis Messabova Or Write: Lo - la P.O. Box 254 Lathrup 'Village, MI 48076 Stanford Ovshinsky Stanford Ovshinsky will dis- cuss "Science and Technology Re- lating to the World Economy" at the public meeting of the Ameri- can Technion Society, Detroit Chapter, to be held at the United Hebrew Schools on Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. Moderator of the evening's pro- gram will be Julius Harwood, former president of the Technion's Detroit Chapter. . Ovshirisky and his Troy, Michi- gan, based Energy Conversion Devices,. Inc.. is internationally Detroit-area Girl Scouts have begun their annual cookie sale, which continues through March 23. . Cookies will be available in banks, stores and supermarkets during the sale period. The cookies are 0U-certified kosher and dairy. Available flavors are: Pecan ShorTees, Chocolate Chunks, Thin Mints, Samoas, Do-Si-Dos, Trefoils and Tagalongs. . Proceeds from the sale of cookies go for camp programs, troop projects, leadership train- ing and other scouting pro- grams.