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Beth Israel
Hosts Scholar

The Temple Beth El
Brotherhood will hold a
blood drive Nov. 22 at the
temple. The day also will
mark the temple's fourth
annual "Great Turkey
Giveaway."
The blood drive will run
from 8 a.m.- 2 p.m. Early
morning donors may take
advantage of the 9:30 a.m.
complimentary breakfast
hosted by the Brother-
hood.
To schedule an appoint-
ment or for information,
call Byron Siegel, 354-
2500.
Newly-arrived Russian
Jewish families will
receive a turkey and all
the trimmings. Baskets
will be distributed, filled
with canned goods, tur-
keys and instructions for
preparations of the birds
for people still unfamiliar
with English and Ameri-
can appliances.

Congregation Beth Israel
of Flint will hold a
Scholar-In-Residence
weekend Nov. 13-15.
The weekend will fea-
ture Rabbi Mayer Rabin-
owitz, librarian to the
Theological Seminary. The
theme for the weekend is
"Halachah and the Con-
servative Movement: The
Case of Bio-Medical
Ethics."
Friday night's program
will begin with services at
8 p.m. followed by an
Oneg Shabbat at Congre-
gation Beth Israel, Flint.
Saturday, the rabbi will
deliver the sermon at
Shabbat services. Rabbi
Rabinowitz also will speak
following a kiddush lun-
cheon. Saturday evening,
the rabbi will speak fol-
lowing 6 p.m. minyan and
Havdalah services. A light
dairy dinner will be
served; there is a charge.
Rabbi Rabinowitz also
will participate in the
Sunday minyan and
breakfast.
For reservations, ball
the synagogue, 732-6310.

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Adat Shalom Synagogue
will hold the first of its
1992-93 Family Shabbat
services 10:30 a.m. Nov.
21.
Cantor Howard Glantz
and youngsters from one
of the third- or fourth-
grade Adat Shalom United
Hebrew School classes will
be the leaders. Children of
all ages are welcome to
attend with their parents.
The services are spon-
sored by the synagogue's
Jewish Experiences For
Families Committee,
chaired by Janice and
Donald Scharg.

Family Series
At B'nai Moshe

Congregation B'nai Moshe
will begin its Jewish
Family Encounters series
8 p.m. Nov. 18 at the syn-
agogue. The topic will be
"In the Beginning: Jewish
Birth Rituals."
The panel includes
Rabbi Elliot Pachter;
Cantor Howard Glantz,
certified mohel; Dr.
Jeffrey Devries, pediatri-
cian; and Dr. Sheri
Devries. The program is
open to the community at
no charge.

Shir Tikvah
Plans Events

Congregation Shir Tikvah
has scheduled a six-month
series of events to cele-
brate the founding of the
temple. The kick-off event
is a dinner dance at the
AM-Ro Center in Troy
Nov. 14.
A Kwanza-Chanukah
celebration with the
Plymouth Congregational
Church will be held Dec.
13 at Marygrove College.
The significance of Kwan-
za and Chanukah will be
experienced and the lun-
cheon will feature Jewish
and African cuisine.
In January, a movie fes-
tival will feature the
movie Exodus at the Fox
Theatre.
Scott Stern will present
a concert of his music at
Doug's Body Shop in
Ferndale in February.
An evening of Israeli
dancing and a pot luck
dinner are planned for
March.
The celebration will end
with "A Taste of Tradi-
tion," a hands-on cooking
class.