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Dialogue Set
On Farrakhan
Rabbi Herschel Finman will fea-
ture Bentzion Stein on 'The Jew-
ish Hour," Sunday, June 16, at
noon on WPON, 1460 AM. Rab-
bi Stein will discuss the annual
Siyum Harambam and Siyum
Hagemora to be held that
evening.
Call-ins to the show are wel-
come, (810) 332-1460. Because
of the siyum, Rabbi Finman's
Sunday evening classes are can-
celed.
Louis Farrakhan will be the fo-
cus of an open black/Jewish dia-
logue between Congregation Shir
Tikvah of Troy and Plymouth
United Church of Christ in De-
troit on Sunday, June 23, at
12:30 p.m. The church is at 600
E. Warren (just west of 1-75).
To respond for the luncheon
provided by Congregation Shir
Tikvah, call Joan Brand, 542-
7125.
Federation
Says Thanks
Jewish Federation Board of Gov-
ernors, Allied Jewish Campaign
leaders and Federation agency
board members will get on the
phone to thank contributors to
the 1996 Campaign at its first-
ever "thankathon" 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday, June 26, at the Max
M. Fisher Building.
The 1996 Campaign achieved
record heights. Thousands of
donors increased their pledges,
thanks, in part, to a matching
challenge fund sponsored by
William Davidson.
Torah Center
Classes, Camp
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Bais Chabad Torah Center will
begin its Project Talmud Sum-
mer on Sunday, June 23, at the
Torah Center, 5595 West Maple
Road, West Bloomfield. The se-
mester will run from June 23
through Aug. 15 and will include
classes on Jewish mysticism,
Torah portion of the week,
prophets and a crash course in
Hebrew reading. Child care will
be available during some of these
classes. For information, call the
Torah Center, 855-6170.
The Torah Center will have a
teen-age boys' day camp, which
will be in session from Monday,
Aug. 5, through Friday, Aug. 23.
The camp, which is directed by
Tuli Silberberg, will include a
sports program, overnights, boat-
ing and Torah study. To register,
call the Torah Center.
Simcha Hosts
Psychic Night
Simcha, and organization for Jew-
ish gays, lesbians, their family
and friends, will present an
evening with a professional psy-
chic at a private home in Oak
Park on Saturday evening, June
22.
Phone the Simcha info-line,
(810) 353-8025, to reserve a space
and for directions. There is a $10
charge for psychic readings.
Beth El Holds
Sports Auction
On Monday, June 17, beginning
at 7 p.m. Temple Beth El will
host a sports memorabilia auc-
tion.
Celebrity guest auctioneer will
be Steve Garagiola. Admission
for the auction is $10 for adults
(entry pass can be used towards
$10 off a bid) and children under
14 are free. For information, con-
tact Temple Beth El, (810) 851-
1100.
Maple-Drake
Symposium Set
The third annual Creative
Grandparenting Symposium will
take place at the Maple-Drake
Jewish Community Center on
Tuesday, June 18, at 7:30 p.m.
and at the Jimmy Prentis Mor-
ris building on Thursday, June
20, at 7:30 p.m. The Tuesday pro-
gram will feature psychologist
and author Dr. Sonya Friedman,
who will speak on "Being a
Grandparent: A Change of Life."
Tuesday evening will also fea-
ture a resource fair for grand-
parents. The exhibitors will
provide information on enter-
taining activities for grandpar-
ents and grandchildren.
On Thursday, Laurie Bennett,
director of "Free Press Plus," the
on-line service of the Detroit Free
Press, will discuss "Closing the
Gap Between Radio Grandpar-
ents and Cyber Kids." Regina
Smolisky, a counselor with the
Jewish Resettlement Service,
will speak. Her talk in Russian
will be on coping with the culture
shock of families with "Old
World" grandparents and "Amer-
ican" grandchildren.
This program is provided free
of charge as a service to the com-
munity through the sponsorship
of Generations Together, a re-
cipient of a grant from the Max
M. Fisher Jewish Community
Foundation, a grant from the
DeRoy Testamentary Founda-
tion and the support of The Jew-
ish News. For information or to
preregister, call Adult Services,
(810) 661-7649.