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Calendar from page 47

info@adatshalom.org .
• Saturday features a class on gratitude by
Rabbi Aaron Bergman at 8:30 a.m., services
at 9, a lecture on honoring one's parents by
educator Ruth Bergman at 10; enhanced kid-
dush after services and a family "Havdalah
Happening" at 4. SYNergy co-chairs are
Carol Weintraub Fogel of West Bloomfield,
and Phyllis Pilcowitz of Bloomfield Hills.

JEWISH LEARNING

Attend a discussion with Roman Kent, trea-
surer and board member of the Conference
of Jewish Material Claims Against Germany

ati 101 CoTari a
* Sandwiches, Burgers,
Full Dinner Entree's, Pastas,
Steaks, Pizza, Omelettes
And some of the same great
Leo's salads

40380 Grand River
just west of Haggerty

(Formerly Timbers)

248-615-2102

(also known as the Claims Conference), 10:30
a.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, at the Oak Park JCC.
This program will be of special interest to
Holocaust survivors and their families. Born
in Lodz, Poland, in 1929, Kent is a survivor
of the concentration camps in Auschwitz,
Merzbachtal, Dornau and Flossenburg. (248)
967-4030.

Hear Jewish History Professor Avinoam
Patt speak on "From Destruction to Rebirth:

Young Survivors in the Aftermath of the
Holocaust," 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, at the
Holocaust Memorial Center in Farmington
Hills. The program is co - sponsored by the
Cohn-Haddow Center for Judaic Studies,
CHAIM and the Wayne State University
Press. RSVP: (248) 577-2679.

Hear Pavel Lion, artist in residence lec-
ture on "Petersburg vs. Moscow: Two Big
Differences in Russian Klezmerland" 4
p.m. Monday, Nov. 9, at the Jean & Samuel
Frankel Center for Judaic Studies, 202 S.
Thayer Street, Room 2022, Ann Arbor. (734)

a.m.-noon Thursday, Nov. 12. $5; students
are free. Information: Harry Cook, (248) 709-
9689 or revharrytcook@aol.com .

SENIORS

Attend the Jewish Book Fair at the Oak Park
and West Bloomfield JCCs, through Nov. 15.
(248) 967-4030.

Enjoy as Shaarey Zedek Seniors host "A
Musical Afternoon with Michael Krieger" 1
p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the Southfield
synagogue. Free. Information: (248) 357-

5544.

The Detroit Historical Museum presents
Senior Sundays all November giving those
age 60 and over free admission. Among the
new exhibitions is one on "Detroit's Snack
Food Superstars." Information: (313) 833-
1805 or www.detroithistorical.org .

Enjoy Temple Israel Treasures' luncheon
program with Harry Hovakimian performing
classical music noon Wednesday, Nov. 18,
at the West Bloomfield temple. $10/mem-
bers; $12/others. RSVP by Nov.11 to Arda
Barenholtz, (248) 548-5627.

TEENS

Motor City USY (United Synagogue Youth)
of the Conservative movement and ATID:
Alliance for Teens in Detroit will meet 5:30-
7:30 p.m. Nov. 15, for a night at Zap Zone
in Farmington Hills for laser tag, pizza and
good company. RSVP by Nov.11 to Marni
Jacobson at marni.jacobson@frankelja.org .

615 -8503.

YOUTH

Hear Professor Sergio DellaPergola, an
expert on Jewish demography, speak on
"Counting Jews: Population Trends and
Public Policy" at a breakfast briefing, 8 a.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 17, at the Oak Park JCC. The
Jewish Community Relations Council hosts.
RSVP: (248) 642-5393.

See "Kolobok," a Russian version of The
Gingerbread Man, at PuppetART Theater, 25
E. Grand River in Detroit. Nov. 7, 14, 21, 28.
Tickets: $5 children, $10 adults, and addi-
tional $8 for optional workshop after perfor-
mance. (313) 961-7777, www.puppetart.org .

LEARNING

Hear Harry Cook speak on "When Politics
Become Religion and Religion Becomes
Politics" at the Thursday Forum at the
Birmingham Temple, 28611 W.12 Mile, 10:30

Congregation Beth Shalom's Gan Shalom
preschool will have a Mom to Mom sale
12:30 to 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 22. $2 admis-
sion. Table space is $20, commercial ven-
dors, $40. Register by Monday, Nov.16. Call
Rebecca Salama, (248) 417-7850, or Lesley
Zwick, (248) 763-5119 for details.

Deadline to submit
Calendar listings:

E-mail Calendar listings and questions to:

Noon Tuesday, 9 days
prior to publication.

David Sachs, (248) 351-5140.

calendar@thejewishnews.com

For telephone inquires, call:

Shop For A Cause

The Huntington Woods Women's League
hosts its fifth annual Shop for a Cause

noon-5 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, at various
homes in the city. Pick up a map at 13146
Nadine or visit www.hwwl.org . Unique

gift items from more than 20 vendors.

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