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On Gossip
A person who is new in town will
sometimes disparage an entire com-
munity if someone does not treat
him well. This is considered a form
of gossip.
Presented by Lubavitch Women's
Organization. For information on keeping
kosher or lighting Shabbat candles, contact
Miriam Amzalak, (248) 548-6771, amzalak®
yeshivanet.com .
Panel Focus: Environment
American Jewish Committee Metropolitan
Detroit Chapter and the Michigan
Coalition on the Environment and
Jewish Life (MI-COEJL) will co-sponsor
"Green Opportunities: Supporting Energy
Independence and a Stronger Economy
through our Personal and Professional
Choices."
It will take place 7 p.m. Monday, March 10,
in a "green" facility, the Birmingham ranch
office of AAA Michigan, 34802 Woodward.
"Green Opportunities" will explore how
decisions we make in our personal, profes-
sional and community lives can help save
money, stimulate Michigan's economy and
promote a greener future for all.
The program will consist of a three-per-
son panel.
Mark Clevey is vice president of the
Entrepreneurial Development Center and
executive director of the Small Business
Foundation of Michigan.
David Gard is the energy program
director for the Michigan Environmental
Council. Debra Rowe is president for
the U.S. Partnership for Education for
Sustainable Development. She is also pro-
fessor of sustainable energies and behav-
ioral sciences at Oakland Community
College.
This program is free. Pre-registration
is required: dctroit@aic.org or (248) 646-
7686 or (248) 763-6504.
Do You Wanna Dance?
The Adat Shalom Sisterhood is planning
a Mother-Son Dance for 5-7 p.m. Sunday,
March 2, at the synagogue.
Boys and their moms, bubbies or other
special ladies will dance the night away
with entertainment provided by Joe
Cornell. A pizza, salad and dessert bar is
included for $15 per person ($10 for early
registration).
Chairing the evening are Romy Windon
of Southfield and Kelly Goldberg of
Farmington Hills.
Checks may be sent to Adat Shalom
Sisterhood, 29901 Middlebelt, Farmington
Hills, MI 48334. (248) 851-5100.
Stars Of Technion
The Detroit Chapter Women's Task Force
American Technion Society will present
"Salsa and Science: We're Dancing with
the Technion Stars" Monday, March 10,
noon-2 p.m.
The event will be hosted by Florine
Mark, Farmington Hills. Co-chairs for the
luncheon are Barbara Nusbaum and Sue
Ellen Kaufman.
Prepaid tickets in advance are $36/per-
son; Visa, MasterCard or check may be
payable to American Technion Society. For
reservations, call (248) 737-1990.
Technion guests include Professor
Raphael Rom, a sabra from Tel-Aviv
who served in the tank corps and then
began his studies in Technion's Electrical
Engineering department; Noga Livnat,
a biomedical engineer who started her
undergraduate studies at M.I.T. and trans-
ferred to the Technion after a successful
freshmen year; and Amir Nahir, who
served in the Israel Defense Forces for five
years as an officer in the field artillery
corps.
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Conservation Tips
What you can do to stop global warming.
1.Install outdoor automatic timers. Installing a timer can cut your outdoor
lighting energy use by up to half. It will turn your lights on in the evening
and off during the day. Or consider utilizing motion detectors that switch
on automatically when people or wildlife move close to them and switch off
again after a few minutes.
2. Keep bulbs and light fixtures clean. Dirty fixtures can reduce light inten-
sity by as much as 25 percent.
3. Turn off the lights when you leave a room.
4. Light-colored walls will reduce the amount of artificial lighting that you
will need.
5. Use skylights and natural lighting whenever possible to allow the sun to
provide your light.
Jewish Thought On the Environment
"The Earth is God's, and the fullness thereof; the settled land, and its
inhabitants." (Psalms 24:1)
For a variety of resources and presentations on being guardians of Creation
or for global warming presentations:
Contact Michigan Coalition on the Environment & Jewish Life,
(248) 642-5393, ext. 7, or mi-coejl@jfmd.org .
Source: Michigan Coalition on the Environment & Jewish Life
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