I YOUTH INV LENT FR George Ohrenstein Fine Leather & Exotic Skin Jewelers Ltd. • Certified Gemologist • American Gem Society Handbags • Belts • Briefcases • Wallets • Jewelry Mon.Thru Sat. 10 6 — ta. ..,4qe HARVARD ROW MALL Thurs,10 8 - ‘ 1t .0 Lahser and 11 Mile Rd. 353-3146 ens 29555 Northwestern Hwy., Southfield 4,..4 352-5616 s iDEDICATED AND CONSUMERPROg C E rT1 41 07. L Chaim Auction for Hillel Day School Saturday, November 21 Adot Shalom Synagogue Silent Auction 7:00 p.m. TO K NOWLEDGE. Live Auction 9:00 p.m. Franklin Greenberg, Auctioneer Fabulous Items for Everyone! • Furs • Trips • Jewelry • Toys • Electronics • Art • and more! (payable by check or cash) Hors D'oeuvres Open Bar Detroit's National Con- ference of Synagogue Youth will join affiliate Yeshivat Akiva for a special family sports night entitled "Hot Time On The Ice." The event will take place at the Corn- puware Sports Arena in Oak Park at 8 p.m. In addition to ice skating, participants can play volleyball and raquetball. There will be a live Jewish rock band and food will be provided by Sarah's Kosher Deli. There is an admission fee. Beginning Nov. 20 and lasting through Nov. 21, NCSY will have a special Shabbat program at Young Israel of Southfield. NCSY'ers will conduct both the Friday night and Saturday morning services, as well as the Torah reading. In addition to participating in the services, three Shabb- bat meals will be served. There will also be discussion groups and educational pro- grams dealing with the theme, "Jerusalem, Eye of the Universe." The Shabbaton will feature Yair Zinn, the NCSY regional shaliach. The Saturday night pro- gram will feature a scavenger hunt which will take place in the area surrounding Young Israel of Southfield. After the scavenger hunt, a hot dog din- ner will be served, followed by a Kumsitz. The Junior NCSY group will go roller skating at the Bonaventure Roller Rink Nov. 21. The juniors (grades five-seven) will meet at 6:45 p.m. at Young Israel of Southfield. Cost includes transportation, admission, skate rental and snack. Teen Connection Goes Bowling Music by Stuart Rogoff 98.00 per person Tickets Available at the Door Terrific Raffle Prizes NCSY, Akiva Sports Night — For tickets of more information call Hillel Day School: 851-2394 The Teen Connection Pro- gram, a social and recrea- tional program for Jewish seventh and eighth grade teens, will meet at Langan's Lanes (located on 14 Mile and Northwestern Highway in Farmington Hills) on Sunday at 4 p.m. The party will begin with two games of bowling follow- ed by a dinner of pizza, salad, a beverage and dessert. bingo will be played after the meal and there will be prizes for all the winners. The cost of the activity is $5.50 for paid members and $6.75 for non-members. Free shuttle service will be provided for those living in the Southfield/Oak Park area. The shuttle will leave the Jimmy Prentis Morris Branch of the Jewish Center at 3:30 p.m. and will return the teens to the JPM Branch at 8 p.nii For information about the Then Connection program, call Arlene Gunsberg, Then Connection Coordinator, 661-1000, ext. 236. Yachad Has New Officers Beth Shalort•s Yachad youth group (for children in grades three-five) elected Eric Adelman president. Other of- ficers are: David Goldenberg, vice president; Frankie Berg and Debbie Racusin, secretaries; and Stephanie Apple, treasurer. Board members are: Chad DeWoif, Harry Reisig, Sara Reisig, Daniel Tomarin, Ben Weeks, David Weeks, David Weitzman and Jana Wolock. The group is planning a Chanukah celebration for Dec. 13 in the synagogue youth lounge. Refreshments, arts and crafts and a magic show will highlight the pro- gram. For information or to sign up for the group mailing list, contact adviser Joyce Lang, 851-6168; or the synagogue office, 547-7970. Beth El Youth Have Exchange Temple Beth El's seventh and eighth grade will join Temple Sholom of Chicago for an exchange weekend today-Sunday. The weekend programs will include: a seventh and eighth grade family Shabbat dinner at Temple Sholom, morning services at Temple Sholom, lunch on the town, Chicago Science and Industry Museum, Omnimax movie, dinner, the play Sheer Madness, late night treats in Chicago, a tour of the Kohl Teachers Center, "a walk through Jerusalem," tour of North Shore Israel Congrega- tion and a goodbye lunch. For information, call Denise Cohen, project and program direcor, 352-5438. '""1 N EWS Emigration Up New York (JTA) — A total of 912 Jews left the Soviet Union in October, of whom 246 proceeded to Israel, the National Conference on Soviet Jewry reported. Last month's emigration figures compare to 724 Jews who left the Soviet Union in September and 104 who left in October 1986.