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A Successful Approach To Personal Growth & Family Development

Presented by

Rabbi LaiD1 Wolf

Mitzvah Candles
For Students

In an effort to recognize students who
perform at least six hours of their com-
munity mitzvah requirements at Yad
Ezra prior to their bar/bat mitzvah, the
• kosher food pantry will present these
students with a Yad Ezra Candle.
The specially designed candle can
be lit at the candle-lighting ceremony
at their celebration in recognition of
their mitzvah, and serve as a reminder
of those less fortunate in our commu-
nity who need our help.
To sign up for this opportunity or
for information, call Yad Ezra, (248)
• 548-3663.

Contributions
Aid Hungry

Metro Detroiters can help to feed
hungry men, women and children in
our community. Forgotten Harvest,
metro Detroit's only prepared and per-
/- ishable food rescue program, sponsors
a "Have a Heart" program.
Participants may see contributions
doubled: Gifts of $25 or more
received between Feb. 4 and Feb. 14,
may be eligible for matching funds,
up to $1 million dollars.
To help Forgotten Harvest, send
contributions to 21711 West Ten Mile,
• Suite 200, Southfield, MI 48075. For
information, call (248) 350-3663.

Alumni Plan
Lunch Meetings

Gamma Kappa Chi Fraternity alumni
will continue 12:30 p.m. luncheon
meetings each Thursday during
• February at the Relish restaurant.
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A theater party is being planned.
For information, call Art Maniker,
(248) 557-7105, or Hans Weinmann,
(248) 661-0619.

Reception Honors
Rabbi Olshin

The rosh yeshiva of the Lakewood
Yeshiva, Ray Yeruchim Olshin, will be
honored at a special reception 8:30
p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 10, at the home of
Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph Nusbaum,
15041 Burton, Oak Park.
Rabbi Boruch Levin, executive
director of the Hebrew Memorial
Chapel, will be master of ceremonies.

BBYO Plans
Conclave, Dance

Michigan Region BBYO will sponsor
two Young Leadership Conclaves
(YLC), Feb. 6-8 and Feb. 27-March
1. Each weekend program will be
held at the BBYO Milan Conference
Center in Belle River, Ontario,
Canada. YLCI coordinators are
Jonathan Shaye of Marx AZA and
Samantha Cohen of Disraeli BBG;
YLC2 coordinators are Adam Cresch
of Jolson AZA and Miriam
Lieberman of Ruach BBG.
Shira BBG will present its annual
Matzah Ball dance, "Planet
Hollywood," 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7, at
the Maple/Drake Jewish Community
Center. The program includes dancing,
raffle and prizes, food and games,
buddy pictures. Flowers will be on sale
for Valentine's Day. Admission is $6 or
$5 with a canned good.
Michigan Region Board of
Directors will hold its monthly meet-
ing 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 10, at
Maple/Drake. For information, call
the BBYO Chapter Service Center,
(248) 788-0700.

Liturgical Music
Is Discussed

Troy-based Congregation Shir Tikvah
will host a lecture on Jewish music,
7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 26, at a congre-
gant's home in Oak Park. The lecture,
titled "How Early Jewish Liturgical
Music was Influenced by the Time in
Which It was Developed," is part of
Shir Tikvah's adult education program.
Dr. Martin Herman, a retired musi-
cology professor from Wayne State
University, will focus on medieval and
17th century music and will bring
tapes and CDs to illustrate his points.
Refreshments will be served. For
information about the lecture or for
directions, call the temple administra-
tor, (248) 619-9669.

Habonim Plans
`Summer' Party

Habonim will hold a summer party
2-4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 8, at the Yaari
home, 7154 Heather Heath Lane,
West Bloomfield. The party is for
everyone from 8-16 years old.
For information, call Roey Phillips,
(248) 399-1650, or Sara Canning,
(248) 353-4228.

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