MENORAH EXHIBIT

Nov. 28th - Dec_ 24th

Come see menorahs crafted of
9I ass, sculpted metal, wood, and
ceramic from some of ZYZYKrs
favorite artists.

EMU Hillel
Latke Fest

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EMU Hillel of HMD and Alpha
Epsilon Pi (at EMU) will host Latke
Fest '97, 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 4, at
Roosevelt Hall on the EMU campus.
This event will feature latkes made by
faculty and alumni, the band Plum
Loco, a bake-off contest, and a stu-
dent art exhibit.
There is no charge for this event,
but participants are asked to bring a
canned good or small gift to donate to
charity. Call Elissa Pollack for infor-
mation, (313) 487-1855.

Joint Dinner
For Sisterhoods

The sisterhoods of Adat Shalom
Synagogue and Congregation Shaarey
Zedek will hold the 10th annual joint
dinner and meeting 6 p.m. Tuesday,
Dec. 9, at Adat Shalom. Dinner will
be followed by a program titled "Spa
for the Spirit.
There is a $15 charge. Guests are
welcome.-Mail reservations and
checks (payable to Adat Shalom
Sisterhood) to the synagogue by Dec.
2. For information, call the syna-
gogue, (248) 851-5100.

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Temple Israel
Latke Lunch

The Temple Israel Sisterhood will host
a luncheon at noon Monday, Dec. 8,
at the temple. Comic Keith Ruff will
entertain.
The cost for the afternoon is $6 for
sisterhood members and $8 for guests.
Babysitting will be available by reser-
vation for $5 per child.
For reservations, call Caroline
' Schechter, (248) 356-6807, or the
Temple Israel office, (248) 661-5700.

BAHM Seniors
Host Breakfast

Congregation Beth Abraham Hillel
Moses Seniors will meet 10:30 a.m.
Sunday, Dec. 16, at the synagogue.
The program will commence at 11
a.m..
Guest speaker will be Allan Gale
of the Jewish Community Council,
who will discuss Israel and the
Middle East.
There is a charge for the breakfast.

arts, crafts, and jewelry

Mixed metal cold fused ()lass men.orah
from the Rosenthal Collection

Menorahs

On the Boardwalk
6885 Orchard Lake Rd.
West Bloomfield
(248) 539-3309

Open: Mom.—Scit. 10Avvi to 6pm,
*Ars, 'tii Spm,
Sum. llawi to 4pm

from over 30
American Artisans

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