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The next time your grandchildren stop by for a feast, DON'T cancel
that golf game, DON'T skip your aerobics class, DON'T reschedule
your facial, DON'T delay that drive along the lake, and, if you want
them to think you've been cooking all day,

DON'T Tell Them The Food
Came From Steve's!

"Best Chicken Soup
in Town"
"Best Dessert in Town"
-Detroit Monthly

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6646 Telegraph
at Maple
Bloomfield Plaza
(810) 932-0800

A Little Bit Of New York
Right Here In Bloomfield Hills

Temple Kol Ami
Adult Education

Three new adult education
courses will be offered Monday
evenings at Temple Kol Ami.
The True Story of Esther,
taught by Temple Kol Ami Di-
rector of Education Elissa Berg,
will prepare students for the hol-
iday of Purim. This course will
be offered 8:30-9:30 p.m. Mon-
days, Feb. 24-March 17.
Comparative American-Jew-
ish Law will be taught 7:30-8:30
p.m. Monday nights during the
month of March by Rabbi Mar-
la J. Feldman, the assistant di-
rector of domestic concerns of the
Jewish Community Council of
Metropolitan Detroit.
Reform Judaism and the End
of Days will explore traditional
and liberal interpretations re-
garding the Messiah taught by
Rabbi Amy B. Brodsky. It will
be offered 8:30 p.m. Mondays,
March 24 and 31. The courses
are open to members of the com-
munity.
There is a charge. For infor-
mation or to register, contact
Temple Kol Ami, (810) 661-0040.

SZ Productions'
February Program

Enjoy authentic Mideastern and Mediter-
ranean cuisine surrounded by hand painted
scenes from the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.

We invite you to try our seasoned Q lq 11, Baby
Lamb Chop or Filet Mignon grilled to your
order by our professional chef Abu-Ali.

Three tantalizing recipes for baked whitefish
served with fragrant Basmati Rice Pilaf.

Expanded vegetarian menu. The best Falafel
in Michigan.

Courteous, friendly service by knowledge-
able staff.

Catering and banquet facility, private V.I.P.
room, full bar, business lunch specials, 11
a.m.-3 p.m.

Tap your toes to live jazz on Friday night.
Dance to the music. Ladies welcomed with
1/2 OFF house wines or drinks from our
non-alcohol juice bar.

Saturday is International Night with Russ-
ian, Israeli, Armenian, French and American
entertainment by Marina and The Overtime
Band. More dancing.

Valet parking available.

Orchard Mall, Orchard Lake & Maple Roads
West Bloomfield (810) 737-6688

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Shaarey Zedek Productions will
present in February a two-part
program dealing with Detroit
and Israel. The first segment is
on the new Irving and Beverly
Laker Educational Center. Irv-
ing Laker is interviewed by Geri
Levit, producer and host of the
show.
The second part features
three members of the Young
Adult Division of the Jewish
Federation, who were in Israel
for Partnership 2000. They dis-
cuss the integration of Ethiopi-
an Jews into Israel society.
Following is the schedule for the
month of February. Continental
Cable, Channel 18: 10:35 p.m.
Feb. 27. Cable Ready, Channel
22 (West Bloomfield only) same
schedule as Continental Cable.
Booth Communications, Chan-
nel 11: 6 p.m. Feb. 25; 9:30 a.m.
Feb. 27. Time Warner Cable,
Channel 12: 5 p.m. Feb. 27. TCI
Cable/Oakland County, Chan-
nel 52: 3:30 p.m. Feb. 21, 28.

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Emanu-El
Plans Classes

Temple Emanu-El's Introduction
to Judaism course will begin 6:45-
8:15 p.m. Thursday, March 13. In-
structors include Rabbi Joseph
Gutmann, Cantor Norman Rose,
Marcia Leibson and Jane Hauser.
In addition, Beginning Hebrew
will be taught by Nitzana York

8:15-9:15 p.m. Thursdays. There
is a fee for both classes.
Call the Education Center,
(810) 967-4023, for registration in-
formation.

Peace Prayer
Program Set

Muslims, Jews and Christians
Prayers for Peace will be held
11:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 4, at
Hilberry B&C, Student Center
WSU. The program is sponsored
by the Grosberg Religious Cen-
ters (WSU).

BAHM Plans
Coffee House

The Adult Education Committee
of Congregation Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses will present its an-
nual Coffee House Evening 8
p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, at the
synagogue. This program will fea-
ture storyteller Judy Sima.
The event is open to the com-
munity. Tickets are $7 each,
available at the door or by calling
the synagogue, (810) 851-6880.
Refreshments will be served.
For information, call Robert
Levine, (810) 855-6063, evenings.

PTACH
Plans Honors

PTACH - Parents for Torah for
All Children, Michigan Chapter,
will hold its 16th annual dinner
Sunday, Feb. 23, at the Plaza
Hotel in Southfield. PTACH will
honor Mr. and Mrs. Max (Mick-
ey) Stern of Moss and Associ-
ates, who have exhibited
dedication to assisting in the
plight of the learning disabled
as well as the general educa-
tional needs of children in the
community.
Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald
from the National Jewish Out-
reach program of New York will
be the guest speaker.
For information, contact Bri-
an'Herschfus, (810) 476-2006.

Anthropologist
Gives Talk

Dr. Barry Bogin, professor of an-
thropology in the Behavioral Sci-
ences Department at the
University of Michigan-Dear-
born, will speak to the Work-
men's Circle/Arbeter Ring 7:30
p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22.
Dr. Bogin worked on the Birth
to Ten Study, the first long-term
study of South African black
children from Johannesburg and
Soweto.
His topic will be "The Search
for Peace in Guatemala and
South Africa."

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