Community

r
I
I

i r •.- ••• . . ■ , ••• ...... i r
TUESDAY SPECIAL,
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
,
I I
BEEF
I I VEALMANIA '
11
STEW
DINNERS
1
II
DINNER
Ask for Details
11 t 0
ll t i n

MONDAY SPECIAL

FRIED
KREPLACH
DINNER

II $8.99

I
1

Includes Soup & Salad
with coupon only
. . . . alwi

I.

Judaism Workshops

The Corners, in partnership with
Temple Shir Shalom in West
Bloomfield, will sponsor a community
education series on "Judaism and
Psychotherapy"
Historically, Sigmund Freud was the
founder of contemporary psychother-
apy. His ideas and those of his follow-
ers were heavily influenced by Jewish
thought and practice. These workshops
explore and deepen our understanding
of the interface between Judaism and
mental healing.
On Tuesday, Jan. 26, Dr. Franklin
Sollars, a psychoanalyst and profes-
sor will present a lecture on "Sigmund
Freud and the Jewish Mystical
Tradition." Sollars will explore how
Jewish mystical thought shaped both
Freud's ideas and his theory of practice.
On Thursday, Feb. 25, Lynn Helper
Rosen and Rabbi Baruch Cohen will
present "The Maimodides Method:'
Cohen, director of the Birmingham-
Bloomfield Chai Center, has devel-
oped a self-help technique adopting
Maimonides' theory to contemporary
times. Halper Rosen, a psychoanalyst,
is one of Cohen's students and has
worked with the rabbi to make the
Maimonides Method a main stream
psychology.
Mussar is an Eastern European spiri-
tual tradition, from the 10th century,
which advocates moving closer to God
through ethical thought and action. It
recently was adopted into a contem-
porary system by Alan Moranis. Rabbi
Joshua Bennett is a spiritual leader
at Temple Israel and Julie August is a
vice president of the West Bloomfield
temple. Both are certified Mussar
teachers. On March 16, they will explain
and demonstrate this system based on
the 613 mitzvot and how to use it to
increase spiritual awareness.
The series concludes with an all-day
workshop conducted by Rabbi Howard
A. Addison. He has written two books
on the interface between Kabbalah and
the Eneagram, a personality system
which describes nine different patterns
of feeling, thinking and actions. The
workshop will teach participants how
to use the system for personal growth
and, for psychotherapists, how to work
with clients using the system for per-
sonal symptom removal and change.
Addison was a congregational rabbi
for 30 years and is now a professor
at Temple University and a founding
teacher of the Lev Shomea Institute for
training Jewish Spiritual Directors. The
workshop runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 9.
All programs will be at the Corners,

r
.
1
I
1
I
I

2075 Walnut Lake Road, West
Bloomfield. The three free lectures will
begin at 7:30 p.m. Cost for all day is
$100.
For information, contact Michael R
Abramslcy, (248) 644-7398.

Tu B'Shevat Dinner

Everyone is invited to celebrate the
New Year of the Trees by coming to
Congregation Beth Ahm, 5075 W.
Maple, W. Bloomfield, for one of two
Friday night Shabbat services: one
for kids starting at 6:15 p.m. led by
Amy Newman, Beth Ahm's direc-
tor of Education, Youth & Family
Programming; the other a tradi-
tional adult Kabbalat Shabbat and
Maariv service starting at 6 p.m. in
the Tauber Family Chapel.
These will be followed by a kosher
catered Shabbat dinner and Tu
b'Shevat seder.
Prepaid reservations are a must
for dinner. Cost for dinner is $20
per person for adults, and $12 per
person for ages 4-10. Kids age 3 and
younger come for free.
Make reservations for the dinner
by Wednesday, Jan. 27, by phone,
(248) 851-6880, or e-mail director@
cbahm.org . Assistance is available
to help cover the cost of dinner.
For information on that, call Rabbi
Steven Rubenstein, (248) 851-6880
ext. 17 or e-mail raysteven@cbahm.
org .

1'17 0E99 11 10? LU•UU I

Includes Soup & Salad
with coupon only

I I

sil Ili

., .... ..... ..... ...•

THURSDAY SPECIAL

ma

ow

ma

Am

I I

me

4 r

1 I

I I
I I

FRIDAY SPECIAL
I I SALMON PATTIES

WHITEFISH DINNER

Ask for Details

Includes Soup & Salad
with coupon only

ill le

r

11

SHORT
RIBS
DINNER

am

Includes Soup & Salad
with coupon only

ill I.

ow

woo

am

ow

ow

um

a

=NI

91

I

Free I I

II

QUART OF
SOUP

I

1 1 with purchase of $18 or more 1
with coupon only

Includes Soup & Salad
with coupon only

1 .

Ns

1

CARRY OUT SPECIAL

I 1 t ft nn
11 IU N UU 11

-0,9.99

1.

Celebrate A Greener Detroit

The Jewish celebration of the New Year
of Trees — Tu b'Shevat — will be part
of a larger ecology-focused event at the
Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue of
Detroit on Saturday, Jan. 30, at 7:30 p.m.
In addition to learning about the
ancient and modern meaning of
this holiday and enjoying the spe-
cial foods, participants will explore
the urban agriculture in Detroit.
Representatives of various ecological
groups nvolved with urban farming,
healthy eating and lifestyles will talk
about new efforts to rebuild Detroit.
Participants will plant seeds for
plants that will be prepared for the
outdoor urban vegetable gardens this
spring.
Members of all faith traditions from
within the city and the suburbs are
invited to join Downtown Detroit's
Jewish community for this evening.
For reservations , call (313) 962-4047,
or e-mail downtownsynagogue@
gmail.com. The Downtown Synagogue
is located at 1457 Griswold, Detroit
48226.

■

nn 1

I I

a

all I.

am

MN

MI

INN

ma

UM

( FOR YOUR COMFORT WE HAVE ADDED A NEW GLASS ENCLOSURE AT THE FRONT DOOR )

B

40270 14 Pine Rd at MS
Commerce Twp, MI
248-669-9300
www.ryebreaddeli.com

A Smoke Free Restaurant

read Deli

and Restaurant

Mon.-Sat. 7 am — 8 pm, Sun. 8 am — 2 pm,
Closed Holidays

Dine tot, Cany Oat and Matt Nkweet!

E

fE

ORDER YOUR SUPERBOWL TRAY NOW

1 1

i11.1".1 f :1 in...al/II MAINII I:1 111.1b1 f :1 i11161,111:1 Mir.]

Ti

STAR
DELI

Ti

Ti

Ti

TI

TI

Hours:
Mon-Sat 7-9:30
Sun 7-8

TI
Ti

Ti

Ti
Ti

t:11111..111,;,1 'IASI

* Potato Latices
* Handcut Lox
* Our Regular
Tuna &
Fat-Free Tuna
Can't Be Beat!
* Vegetarian
Chopped Liver
* Homemade
Potato Salad
& Coleslaw

i'L.1,1f :1

f '

R
COMPARE OUR ►
LOW PRICES IR
WITH ANY
kit
DELICATESSEN
IN TOWN!

MEAT TRAY

$7.49 Per
person

SALAD TRAY
$8.94 3 Per

person

SALAD TRAY W/
LOX & CREAM CHEESE

$11.99

per

DAIRY TRAY

$16.99 Per

n

IR
►
R
►
R
kR
IR
iR
kR

TP D

-1,CTAD -A-CTAD -ireTAD -A-CTAD -ArCTAD -4-CTAD .-►-CTAD -1,CTAD-4-CTAD-IreTAD-4,-CTAR

TI

STAR'S TRAYS CANT BE BEAT FOR QUALITY& PRICE!

TA

TA

OFF

Ti

TI

•

TI

TI

TI

R
R

ON STAR'S BEAUTIFUL
ALREADY LOW-PRICED
MEAT OR DAIRY TRAYS

R
R
R
R
R
R

Expires 02/15/10 • One Per Order • Not Good Holidays • 10 Person Minimum

WITH THIS COUPON

4* *

DELIVERY AVAILABLE

*AL

TAD -A-CTAD -A-CTAD -A-CTAD -A-CTAD 4-CTAD -A-CTAD -4i-CTAD 4-CTAD-k-CTADri-CTAD-A-CTAD

24555 W. 12 MILE ROAD
just west ofTelegraph Road • Southfield 248•352•7377

RESTAURANT

Same Great Taste Same Menu
More affordable prices!

i 1

1

1

1 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL

BETWEEN 2PM - 6PM
20% eortil : 1 20%
OFF ENTIRE BILL

Not good on Daily specials

i Cannot be

combined
odierto
offers
I I withmimm

ovum

Hours Swauiay

1

1
I
i
I

NO COUPON NECCESSARY
NOT GOOD ON DAAY SPECIALS

6215 Orchard. Lite rd (in Sugar Tree Plaza)
248-737-3636

Timmtiay 8-9 • Friday awl Saturday 8-10

January 21 2010

,.°

43