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OAK PARK JCC
For information or to RSVP: Jewish
Community Center, Jimmy Prentis
Morris Building, 15110 W 10 Mile
Road, Oak Park, (248) 967-4030. No
charge for events unless noted.
• "The Medici Michelangelo and the
Art of Late Renaissance" — Monday,
Feb. 17, 1 p.m. Speakers Bureau,
Detroit Institute of Arts.
• Yiddish Club — Tuesday, Feb. 18,
1 p.m. Lectures, poetry and songs
facilitated by Mara Khakham.
• Lunch and Concert — Thursday,
Feb. 20, 1 p.m. Original composition
with vocalist and pianist Michael
Krieger. $2.50 lunch (noon); no
charge concert only.
HILLEL ON CAMPUS
Michigan State University — For infor-
mation or to RSVP: (517) 332-1916
• "The Thousand Faces of Israel" —
Thursday, Feb. 20. A multimedia
presentation by Harell Stanton, pho-
tographer. RSVP.
• Shabbat Dinner and Services —
Friday, Feb. 21, 6 p.m. $3. RSVP.
• Brunch — Sunday, Feb. 23, 1-3
p.m. $3. RSVP.
EDUCATION
Temple Emanu-El — Sunday, Feb.
16, 9:30-11 a.m. Issues and Israel
series will feature Allan Gale, associate
director, Jewish Community Council,
speaking on "Jewish-Arab Relations in
Israel, 1880-1948," (248) 967-4020.
Temple Israel — Tuesdays, 7:30-9:30
p.m., 13 weeks, beginning Feb. 25.
Introduction to Judaism will be taught
by clergy and will include Jewish tradi-
tions, history, holiday celebrations as
well as Shabbat dinner and trip to the
Holocaust Memorial Museum. RSVP:
(248) 661-5725.
Jewish Studies Program, Michigan
State University College of Arts and
Letters — 100 Linton Hall, E.
Lansing. For information or to RSVP:
Keely Stauter (517) 432-3493.
• Eva Schloss, Holocaust Survivor —
Wednesday, Feb. 19, noon-1:30 p.m.
Author of Eva's Story and friend of
Anne Frank; Eva's father married Otto
Frank. 113 Linton Hall.
• Israeli Photography — Thursday, Feb.
20, 6:30-8 p.m. Presentation by Harell
Stanton, photographer. 105 S. Kedzie.
• "The Synagogues of Michigan:
Architecture and History" — Sunday,
Feb. 23, 10 a.m.-noon. Lee Shai
Weissbach, professor of history, associate
dean, University of Louisville. $12. RSVP.
LUNCH AND LEARN
Adat Shalom Synagogue —
Wednesdays, Feb. 19, noon. Rabbi
Daniel Nevins will speak on the cur-
rent work of the Committee of Jewish
Law and Standards. $10. RSVP: Sheila
Lederman (248) 851-5100, ext. 246.
SUPPORT
Prostate Cancer and Bladder
Concerns — Tuesday, Feb. 18, 6:15
p.m. Lecture with Dr. Michael Lutz
and physical therapist Jane Frahm.
Weisberg Cancer Center, 31995
Northwestern Hwy, Farmington Hills.
RSVP: (248)538-6514.
BENEFITS
Variety-The Children's Charity —
Saturday, Feb. 22, 6:30 p.m. "The Snow
Ball," with a Moulin Rouge theme, will
include a black-tie dinner, auction and
entertainment. $225. Townsend Hotel,
Birmingham. (248) 258-5511.
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AUDITIONS
First Community Senior Variety Show
— Sunday, Feb. 16, 1-3 p.m.. Audition
for performing and visual arts; show to
be held on Sunday, May 11. Sponsored
by Elderlink Connecting People and
Services. Beth Tryon (248) 661-2999.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
JVS
(248) 559-5000.
• Dorothy & Peter Brown Jewish
Community Adult Day Care Program
Volunteer — minimum 1 1/2 hours
weekly. Help enrich the lives of older
adults with Alzheimer's disease and
related disorders. Nancy Penman, ext.
258. Opportunities also available at
West Bloomfield site operated by
Jewish Home & Aging Services.
• Be a "caring friend" to a program par-
ticipant needing one-on-one attention.
• Assist on community outings: con-
certs, museums, etc.
• Accompany staff on transport to pick
up participants or take them home.
• Share special talents such as music,
gardening, cooking, art.
• Engage in activities with participants
who are awaiting families at the end of
the program day.
• Assist program participants interest-
ed in learning to use e-mail.
• Project Outreach Friendly Visitor
— 3-4 hours, monthly. Visit isolated
elderly at their residences in Detroit or
assist at monthly community-spon-
sored programs at local synagogues,
temples. Gloria Bender, ext. 319.
• Senior Service Corps Community
Service Program Assistant — Mondays
or Wednesdays, 2 hour minimum, 10
a.m.-3 p.m. Assist staff and program
participants who prepare mailings for
nonprofit agencies. Work may involve
distributing materials, counting, packag-
ing. Gloria Bender, ext. 319, Barbara
Peltz, ext. 324.
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