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City of Hope
Cianukah Party

City of Hope — Sophie and Harry
Hoffman Chapter will have a
Chanukah party Sunday, Dec. 14, at
the Maple Place Woods Condo club-
house. Guests are welcome.
For time, call Ilene Monast, (248)
683-5665.

Financial
Planning Session

Brandeis University National Women's
Committee will host financial advisers
Minoti H. Rajput and Nancy Welber
on "The Top Ten Estate and Financial
Planning Questions," 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Dec. 17, at the home of
Nora Peisner, 25406 Parkwood,
Huntington Woods.
Coffee and dessert will be served.
For reservations, call Nora Peisner,
(248) 541-5082, or Harriet Shogan,
(248) 788-9613. A donation of $1.50
for the book fund is the only charge.

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Rabbi Amy Brodsky, assistant director,
Ecumenical Institute
for Jewish-Christian
Studies and B'nai
Mitzvah master
teacher Temple Kol
Ami, will be the
guest speaker at the
noon luncheon
Tuesday, Dec. 16,
Rabbi Brodsky
hosted by the Beth
Elders of Temple
Beth El. Her topic will be "Tikkun
Olam and the Work of the
Ecumenical Institute."
Cost is $8 for members and $9 for
guests. For reservations, call Hy Frank,
(248) 851-8677, or Laura Wise, (248)
477-1950.

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The Jewish Community Center,
Maple/Drake and Jimmy Prentis
Morris locations are gearing up
for winter vacation. Parents and chil-
dren may benefit from the program-
ming available during winter
break.
The Maple/Drake JCC campus will

offer a variety of camps for the
December break including Preschool
Play Days (2 1/2-4 years) and Winter
Days (K-4th grades). Both programs
include choices of activities ranging
from swimming, arts and crafts,
sports, special guests and entertain-
ment.
The JCC also offers a travel camp
for 3rd-6th graders, karate camp, as --'
well as two new camps including Art
Chagall (3rd-6th grades) and Sports
Variety (K-4th grades).
The JPM branch of the JCC will
offer two camps: Winter Days (K-4th
grades) and Basketball Camp (6-12
years).
Break days begin at 9 a.m. and fin-
ish at 3:30 p.m., with before and
aftercare available at an additional
cost.
For information or a brochure, call
Amy Freedman, (248) 661-7687.

Stereotypes
Are Discussed

"Images of Jews in Popular Culture,"
an eight-part Latte and Learning study
group led by Rabbi Aaron Bergman
and sponsored by the "Eilu v' Eilu"
adult Jewish education consortium, is
offered 10-11 a.m. Monday mornings
at Borders Books and Music, 30995
Orchard Lake Road, Farmington
Hills.
The group will meet Dec. 15, fol-
lowed by a two-week break (no session
on Dec. 22 and 29), and then will
resume on Jan. 5 and continue
through Feb. 2. The series discusses
Jewish stereotypes in contemporary
culture.
The fee is $5 per session for mem-
bers of the sponsoring organizations,
$7 per session for others.

Torah-Hafiorah
Link Studied

Community educator Aviva Silverman
will conclude her current adult Jewish
learning series, "Sacred Connections:
Finding the Link Between the Weekly
Torah Portion and Haftorah," with a
study session 7:30 - 9 p.m.
Wednesday, Dec. 17, at Hillel Day
School.
All adult learners are welcome.
Tuition is $10 ($8 for members of
the sponsoring organization). No
knowledge of Hebrew is required,
and students may register at the
door.