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No Pain,
No Gain.

In a boom market with many investments doubling
in value, taxes can be a real pain in the pocketbook.

Changes in capital gains laws don't alter one basic
reality: If you sell now before the end of the year,
the tax folks will still want 20-28 percent of the
profits.

So, why not donate appreciated stock or mutual
fund shares to your favorite cause? A cause that
comforts the aged, educates young people, rescues
people from danger and resettles them in freedom?

In short, how about creating an endowment fund
that will benefit your community through the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit?

You'll feel no pain, you'll avoid major taxes, and
you'll reap a king-size mitzvah for your community,
your family and yourself.

For information about donating appreciated shares of stock or
mutual funds, call George Cohen in the Endowment Department
of the Jewish Federation-of Metropolitan Detroit, (248) 642-4260,
ext. 204.

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What's Up?

Oct. 11 - Jan. 4
Cranbrook Institute of Science hosts
a photography exhibit, microscopes:
the hidden art of high technology,
which fuses technology and abstract
art.
Microscopes takes visitors on a
visual journey through the world of
technology as seen through the eyes
of high-powered microscopes.
Pictures of everyday, unseen objects
such as silicon chips, transistors and
fiber-optic cables demonstrate the
world of "invisible" technology.
Cranbrook is at 1221 N.
Woodward in Bloomfield Hills.
Admission is $7 for adults, and $4
for children 3-17 and senior citizens
60 and older. Children under 3 are
free. For information, call (248) 645-
3200.

Sunday, Oct. 19
Youtheatre opens at 2 p.m. with the
new musical Big Bad Wolf.
Performances are grouped by age
range into two series: The Wiggle
Club (children 3-6) and The Movin'
Up Club (ages 7 and older). All
shows will be held at Music Hall in
Detroit. For tickets, which cost $7
each (adults and children), call the
Music Hall Ticket Office, (313) 963-
2366.

Monday, Oct. 20
"Family Matters," an evening of
family education, will be held 7:30
p.m. at the Max M. Fisher Federation
building, 6735 Telegraph Road in
Bloomfield Hills. Speakers will discuss
discipline alternatives, public and pri-
vate schools, Jewish education and
other topics. Panelists include Harlene
Winnick Appelman, the Federation's
director of community outreach and
education; Dr. Purnima Mehta, super-
visor at the Wayne State University
department of psychiatry; and Dr.
Michael Miletic, a faculty member of

the Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute.
The cost is $10. For information, call
Marilyn Morris at Federation, (248)
642-4260, ext. 255.

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Monday, Oct. 20
"Preparing for Breastfeeding" will
be held 7-10 p.m. at the Beaumont
Medical Building, Conference Room
A&B, 6900 Orchard Lake Road,
West Bloomfield. The class costs
$20. To register, call 1-800-633-
7377.

Tuesday, Oct. 21
"Baby Care and Safety" will be
held 7-10 p.m. at the Beaumont
Medical Building, 6900 Orchard
Lake Road, West Bloomfield. Topics
include holding, bathing, feeding
and diapering a baby. The class
costs $20 a couple. To register, call
1-800-633-7377.

Throughout October
The Jewish Community Center's
Janice Charach Epstein Museum and
Gallery Youth Education Division will
offer programs based on its exhibit,
"The Jew as Other: A Century of
English Caricature 1730-1830." The
curriculum, for those 13 and older,
asks youth to examine the effect that
"otherness" has on the group consid-
ered different, as well as on society
as a whole. For information, call Beth
Greenapple (248) 661-7634. To
book a group visit, call gallery direc-
tor Sylvia Nelson, (248) 661-7641.

Do you have an event you would like
included on the AppleTree calendar?
Please mail information (typed, double-
spaced), at least two weeks in
advance to AppleTree Calendar,
27676 Franklin Road, Southfield, Ml
48034, or fax (248)354-6069.
There is no charge, but we reserve the
right to edit copy and print material at
our discretion. Be sure to include the
time, date and place of event, along
with a phone number for more informa-
tion.

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