m CF

Cancer Prevention
Tips

• Eat foods high in fiber
and low in fat

DANCE

HARBINGER DANCE
CO.

Macomb Center for the
Performing Arts, Mt.
Clemens, concert, Friday,
admission, 477-7014.

MICHIGAN COUNCIL
FOR THE ARTS

Performance Network of
Ann Arbor, "Charlotte: Life
or Theatre", Thursday
through March 27,
admission, 663-0681.

UNIVERSITY MUSICAL
SOCIETY

University of Michigan,
Power Center, Hubbard
Street Dance Company,
Saturday and Sunday,
admission, 764-2538.

CHILDREN

UNIVERSITY OF
MICHIGAN MUSEUM
OF ART

Museum of Art, Ann Arbor,
six films for children,
Saturday, free.

DETROIT SCIENCE
CENTER

Science Center, Warren,
science workshops, through
May, admission, 577-8400.

M ISC.

OAKLAND UNIVERSITY

Oakland University,
Rochester, auditions for this
summer's Meadow Brook
Academy Orchestra,
Wednesday and March 30,
370-3018.

ANTIQUE SHOW

Wonderland Mall, Thursday
through March 27.

DETROIT INSTITUTE
OF ARTS

5200 Woodward Ave.,
Detroit, Jane Gallop speaks
on "Literary Criticism: Are
Aesthetics Prescriptive?",
Sunday, admission,
833-9759.

FARMING COMMUNITY
CENTER

24705 Farmington Rd.,
Farmington Hills, "A
Passage To Japan", dinner
and discussion, 7 p.m.
Wednesday, admission,
477-8404.

BIRMINGHAM
BLOOMFIELD ART
ASSOCIATION

1516 South Cranbrook Rd.,
Birmingham, seminar
series, "Experiencing
Architecture", now through
March 31, 644-0866. .

ICE CAPADES

Joe Louis Arena, Detroit,
Torvill & Dean, now
through Sunday, admission,
567-6000.

CENTER FOR PEACE
AND CONFLICT
STUDIES

Troy Public Library, 510 W.
Big Beaver, Lecture on U.S.
& the Middle East:
Reassessing the Threat,
Tuesday admission,
577-3453.

DETROIT SCIENCE
CENTER

Detroit Science Center,
Tinkering with Tools, now
through April 10,
admission, 577-8400.

MINIATURE MAKERS
WORKSHOP

4515 N. Woodward Ave.,
Royal Oak, classes and
workshops for winter/spring
schedule, now through May,
fee, 549-0633.

HENRY FORD MUSEUM
& GREENFIELD
VILLAGE

• Include fresh fruits,
vegetables and whole
grain cereals in your diet

• If you drink alcoholic
beverages, do so only in
moderation

• Don't smoke or use
tobacco in any form

• Avoid unnecessary X-rays

• Avoid too much sunlight;
use sunscreens

• Take estrogens only as
long as necessary

For More Information:

Call toll-free
1-800-4-CANCER

Michigan Cancer Foundation

HO E Warren Avenue
Delon, Michigan 48201-1379

Beau Jacks

Food & Spirits
Specializing in one-half pound Ground
Rounds, which are highly regarded by sev-
eral Detroit publications. Also, fresh seafood
daily, entree size salads, and a special
menu from American Heart Association
(which we were first in Michigan to present).

Dress: Casual, Credit Cards: American Ex-
press, Diners . Club, Master Card and Visa,
Open: 6 days, Lunch and Dinner and Sun-
day Dinner 4 p.m. ill 9:00 p.m.

4108 W. Maple • Birmingham, Ml •

1 block

W.

of Telegraph •

626-2630

Henry Ford Museum,
Dearborn, Howard Bros.
Circus, The Automobile in
American Life exibit,
Streamlining America
exibit, 9 a.m. through 5
p.m., through 1988,
admission, 271-1620.

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ENTERTAINMENT

History- Series
Score Released

New York — An Irish com-
poser, an Israeli statesman
and a Parsee Indian have got-
ten together with the Israel
Philharmonic to help create
in music and words a first of
its kind: a musical history of
the Jewish people — Heritage
— a 50-minute recording that
captures a 5,000-year-old
common tradition shared by
Christians and Jews. The new
recording has been released
on the CBS masterworks
label.
The music is based on the
television documentary,

Heritage: Civilization and the
Jews, with a text narrated by

Abba Eban, statesman and
diplomat.

Screenwriting
Class Offered

Harvey Ovshinsky will
return to Cranbrook P.M. to
conduct a course in screen-
writing from 9:30 a.m. April
16 and 17 at Cranbrook
Schools' Kingswood Campus,
500 Lone Pine Road.
Fee for the seminar in-
cludes a complete
bibliography of screenwriting
books and publications, a
sample script and informa-
tion about computer software
for scriptwriters. To enroll,
call • Cranbrook P.M.,
645-3635.

restaurant

Cocktail Lounge

Experience a bountiful variety of regional American_ cuisine; Ivy's
unique blend of old world artistry and new world flavor. Culinary
delights - freshly prepared and served with Ivy's special
flair. Stylish dining - accented with mahogany, marble and brass;
including private dining rooms and alcoves. serving community,
catering and corporate needs.

Experience Ivy's sumptuous 6unday Brunch.

Located in the Stunning new

VAN DYKE PAQIC

ilotel0 Con crence

Center

31800 Van Dyke north of 13 Mile Qd.
939-2860
Warren, Michigan

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