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OPENING MEETING FOR DADS

Sunday, October 9

My Jewish Discovery Place

Maple/Drake Building
11:00 a.m.

Share a special experience with your child!

To RSVP or for further information contact Cheryl Kane
at 661-7605.

PEACE......

is Just Around the Corner.

OR IS IT?

Join the Detroit Committee for AIPAC

at its

Annual Breakfast and Briefing

featuring

Neal M. Sher

AIPAC's Executive Director

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1994
7:30 a.m.

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Congregation Shaarey Zedek
17375 Bell Road, Southfield

$100 minimum 1994 family contribution to AIPAC
RSVP to David Victor at 433-0606
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Robin Wax, a Pioneer High
School teacher and winner of the
national Christa McAuliffe Edu-
cator Award, will speak on "Re-
thinking History: The Holocaust
as a Lesson for Youth" at this
year's Women's Division Cam-
paign '95 kick-off event on Oct.
24 at 8 p.m. A minimum cam-
paign contribution of $180 is re-
quested from women attending
the event. Those who contribute
at least $365 will be invited to a
pre-event dinner with Ms. Wax.
The Women's Division event is
sponsored by the Jewish Feder-
ation of Washtenaw
County/United Jewish Ap-
peal.Carolyn Lichter and Hillary
Murt are co-chair for the occasion
and for the Women's Division. To
make a reservation, call the Fed-
eration office, 677-0100.

Candidates Talk
At JCC Forum

Curious about the candidates'
views in the upcoming election?
Want to hear from the candidates
themselves about the economy,
national and local issues, or Is-
rael? Save the date of Oct. 26 to
come to a Candidates' Forum to
be sponsored by the Jewish Fed-
eration of Washtenaw Coun-
ty/United Jewish Appeal.
The Jewish Federation has in-
vited all major Republican and
Democratic candidates for the
November election to participate.
Members of the audience will also
have the opportunity to ask the
candidates questions. The
evening will be moderated by the
Honorable Steven Rhodes.
The forum is free and open to
the public and will be held in the
Lounge of the Jewish Communi-
ty Center, 2935 Birch Hollow Dri-
ve in Ann Arbor at 7:30 p.m. For
information call 971-0990.

cial family heirlooms which help
make up the exhibit.
Participants in the mission will
fly into Chicago in the morning
and return to Ann Arbor in the
early evening. The group will
leave for Chicago from Metro Air-
port at 8 a.m., arrive at O'Hare
at 8:15 a.m., attend a talk by Ms.
Schreier and tour the exhibit, en-
joy lunch at the museum with a
guest speaker, spend the after-
noon exploring Chicago, depart
from Midway Airport at 5:30 p.m.
and arrive at Metro Airport at 8
p.m.
The approximate cost of the
event is $120 for women who
make a minimum donation of
$180 to the 1995 Women's Divi-
sion Campaign. Call the Federa-
tion office, 677-0100, to make
your reservation.

Brunch Set
For Newcomers

The Jewish Federation of Washt-
enaw County will host newcom-
ers to Ann Arbor at a
complimentary dairy brunch Oct.
16 at the JCC from 10 to 11:30
a.m. The brunch is an opportu-
nity to learn more about the lo-
cal Jewish community and to
meet long-standing community
members as well as other new-
corners. Child care and trans-
portation are available; call to
request these services, 677-0100.

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Temple Men
Host Dinner

The Temple Israel Brotherhood
annual stag dinner evening will
be Oct. 17 at 6:30 p.m. at the
Shark Club in Waterford. The
event is free to all paid up broth-
erhood members, and member-
ship is open to everyone,
regardless of temple or synagogue
affiliation.
Annual dues may be paid at
the door. Reservations are rec-
A one-day mission to Chicago to ommended; call the temple office,
view the Chicago Historical So- (810) 661-5700.
ciety's exhibition "Becoming
American Women: Clothing and
the Jewish Immigrant Experi-
ence, 1880-1920," will be hosted
Oct. 12 by the Women's Division
of the Jewish Federation of
Washtenaw County/United Jew- The Radomer Aid Society will
ish Appeal. A minimum pledge hold its 74th annual banquet 6:30
of $180 to the 1995 Women's Di- p.m. Oct. 12 at the Adat Shalom
vision Campaign is required to Synagogue.
participate.
There will be a fund-raising
"Becoming American Women" candlelighting ceremony led by
was created by Barbara Schreier, president Sanford Wolok, as well
curator of clothing at the Chica- as cocktails, dinner and music.
go Historical Society. She will ad-
For information and reserva-
dress the group and share her tions, call Nancy Ager, 547-7614;
stories about collecting the spe- or Mae Weintraub, 357-1110.

Mission Views
History Exhibit

Radomer Aid
Hosts Banquet