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(810) 642-1690
Children's Opera
At Beth El
Klezmer Band
In. Concert
An all new adaption of Hansel
and Gretel, Humperdinck's clas-
sic opera for children, will be per-
formed Jan. 14, when Michigan
Opera Theatre takes the stage
at Temple Beth El. The 12:45
p.m. performance is the second
offering of the season for Loren
B. Fischer Cultural Arts Series
for Children and Their Families.
The free performances offer
children an opportunity to enjoy
the arts in an informal atmos-
phere that invites audience par-
ticipation. The series is a gift to
the community from Philip B.
and Myrna R. Fischer.
No reservations are necessary
for the program. For information,
call Barbara Grant, 851-1100.
The Jewish Community Center
of Metropolitan Detroit will pre-
sentthe Klezmer Conservatory
Band on Saturday, Jan. 13, at
8 p.m. at the West Bloomfield
High School Theatre.
Featured vocalist will be Judy
Bressler, a third generation Yid-
dish.performer whose family in-
cludes • such luminaries as
Menashe Skulnick.
FOr a complete brochure, costs
and to purchase tickets, call Lor-
raine Morris, 661-7649.
Sale Hours:
Fri. 9:30-9:00
Sat. 9:30-6:00
Sun. 12:00-5:00
The Michigan Jewish AIDS
Coalition needs volunteers to vis-
it HIV/AIDS patients in a hospice
setting. Anyone interested in join-
ing this effort or other volunteer
efforts with MJAC should call the
MJAC office, (810) 356-2123.
Financing available.
. Prior sales excluded.
All furs labeled to show country of origin.
T
o get ready for chilly winter evenings,
stop by Jimmies and
The Adat Shalom Synagogue So-
cial Club, Men's Club and Sis-
terhood will host Dance Scene
'96, a Joe Cornell Dance Party at
Adat Shalom at 7:30 p.m. on Sat-
urday evening, Jan. 13.
The evening will include din-
ner. There is a $22 per person
charge for members and a $25
charge for non-members.
Respond with checks (payable
to Adat Shalom) to Debbie
Supowit, 28866 Kendallwood,
Farmington Hills, MI 48334. For
information, call Adat Shalom
Synagogue, 851-5100.
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The Adat Shalom Synagogue
Men's Club will host young gym-
nasts, ages 2-5, at an afternoon
of supervised gymnastic activi-
ties and games on Sunday, Jan.
14, from 2-4 p.m. Beams, paral-
lel bars and more will be set up
at the Farmington Gymnastics
Center, 23966 Freeway Park
Drive (behind the Holiday Inn'
on Grand River).
The event will include a
songfest and kosher snacks for
everyone. There is a $5 charge
per child. All youngsters must be
accompanied by their parents.
For information, call Adat
Shalom, 851-5100
The Adult and Family Enrich-
ment Department of the Jewish
Comnunity Center of Metropol-
itariDetroit will host several pro-
grams,- classes and trips.
Tie Peace Process-What
Now?" will be Monday, Jan. 22,
2 p.m. at the Maple-Drake build-
ing. -Jeff Kaye, Israel's shaliach,
will-discuss the latest develop-
ments in the peace process. JCC
members: $1.50; non-members
$2.50.
TtiB'shevat Cantorial Concert
will be Monday, Jan. 29, at 1:30
p.m. in the Janice Charach Ep-
stein- Museum Galley, Maple-
Drake building, with Cantor
Howard Glantz from Congrega-
tiOn Adat Shalom. JCC mem-
bers: $1.50; non-members: $2.50.
Vegetarian Cooking will take
place. Wednesdays at the Maple-
Drake building from noon-1:30
p.m. This four-week class will be-
gin Jan. 10. JCC members: $70;
non-members: $80. Pre-register
by calling 661-7649
Travel opportunities include:
Clearwater Beach: Jan. 31 - Feb.
21. Accommodations will be at
the Adam's Mark Resort: 21 full-
buffet breakfasts, 15 dinners,
seven day-trips, round-trip air
on Northwest airlines, parties,
hospitality suite daily. JCC
members: $2412; non-members:
$2563. Call 661-7649 to register.
Scottsdale, Arizona: Feb. 7 -
28. Program includes accom-
modations at the Ramada Val-
ley. Hotel, round-trip air on
Northwest airlines, 21 break-
fasts, 12 dinners, five special
trips, hospitality suite, parties.
JCC members: $2335; non-
members: $2485. Call 661-7649
to register.
Alaska: June 26 - July 5. The
trip is a 7-day cruise aboard the
Celebrity Horizon. Spend two
days in Vancouver; cruise the
inside passage, Hubbard Glac-
ier and the Colege Fiords; visit
Ketchkan, Juneau, Skagway,
and Valdez. Inside and outside
cabins are available. Call 661-
7649 for price information and
cabin availability.
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