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NOVEMBER 8+h

7pm - lOpm

(MI Restaurants Open Later!)

Join the Galleries as they host opening receptions for their November shows.

Plan Your HotiOa
or Office Parties
at one of these
Pontiac Clubs:

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• CLUTCH CARGOS
• MILL ST. ENTRY
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25 N. Saginaw
(810)745-0999

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7 N. Saginaw • (810) 333-2060

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6 N. Saginaw
810-334-6716

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Art Furnishings & Accessories

21 N. Saginaw •810-333-0333

Gallery

51 N. Saginaw

Contemporary &
Historic Ceramic &
Contemporary Metals

(810) 338-6200

7 N. Saginaw • 810-333-1070

An Artists'
Cooperative

NOW OPEN

SCULPTURA
A Baltic Gallery

NOW OP[N

UZELAC
GALLERY

7 N. Saginaw • (810) 334-1004

Colangelo's

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See into the 21st century.

Affordable Authentic Italian Cuisine

ANDERSON
GALLERY

7 N. Saginaw • (810) 332-5257

2 N. Saginaw at Pike • Pontiac

• 810-334-2275

Fine Textile & Fiber Art
17 N. Saginaw • (810) 335-4011

Day of the Dead Exhibit

47 Williams Street
810-333-7849

The Art
Experience

Art Studio & Art Therapy

17 W. Lawrence • (810) 332-3920

Pike Street

18 West Pike Street • (810) 334-1818

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MAYA'S

DELI & RESTAURANT
(810) 332-8787

22 N. Saginaw

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Specials
Monday - Thurs.
4 p.m. - 6 p.m.
$6.95

Six Entrees to Choose From
Includes Salad

• Catering Home or Office
• Reservations Accepted

"The Original Seven
Mile Tradition
Continues In The
Novi Town Center"

Expires 11117/96

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The Enhanced Generation of
Congregation Beth Shalom will
present Janice Waxenberg, who
will review the Pulitzer Prize-
winning book No Ordina7y Times
at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 20.
A current events group led by
Phyllis Young will follow at 11
a.m. Call the synagogue, (810)
547-7970, for information.

CHaZaKaH
Hears Storyteller

HABATAT GALLERIES

Contemporary Glass

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Book Review
At Beth Shalom

NOVI (810) 380-8460

CHaZaKaH, the Adat Shalom
Synagogue seniors group, will
welcome storyteller Corinne
Stavish with a program titled
"Rededicating Ourselves to Life,
Love and Laughter Through Sto-
ries." The event is set form 12:30
p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21, begin-
ning with lunch.
Cost is $5 per CHaZaKaH
member and $6 per non-member.
Checks should be sent to Arthur
Schultz, 25680 Catalina, South-
field, MI 28075. Advance reser-
vations are required by Nov. 14.
For information, call the Adat
Shalom Synagogue office, 851-
5100.

MOT Season
In Preview

The Beth Elders of Temple Beth
El will get an overview of the
1996-1997 Michigan Opera The-
atre season noon, Tuesday, Nov.
19, at the temple. The presenter
will be Dr. Wallace Peace, a mem-
ber of the Board of Directors of the
Michigan Opera Theatre Guild.
Cost of the luncheon program,
open to the community, is $8 per
person. For reservations or in-
formation, prior to Nov. 15, call
Jeannette Cohen, 737-0194; or
Hy Frank, 851-8677; make
checks payable and mail to Tem-
ple Beth El, 7400 Telegraph
Road, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301.

Cantors Group
Visits Detroit

About 100 cantors from the Unit-
ed States and Canada will come
to Detroit during November to
take part in the Tri-State Con-
ference of the Cantor's Assembly.
The event will culminate in a
free concert 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Nov. 19, at Adat Shalom Syna-
gogue. The concert will feature
performances by cantors attend-
ing the conference, along with the
renowned Detroit Concert Choir,
recently named Choir of the
World at the Llangollen Intona-
tion Musical Eisteddfod in No ,-++
Wales, Great Britain.