Kid's Health & Wellness Fair

Join us!
Saturday October 16th
ga.m. - 12p.m.
BestSource Credit Union
7800 Pontiac Trail
West Bloomfield, MI 48323

Women's group decorates cakes,
learns about Jewish tradition.

•Scoliosis Screening by Dr. Eric Mintz
•Child ID Kits from the West Bloomfield Police

•Snacks from Busch's West Bloomfield
• Exercises with Jordan Levin, CrossFit Bloomfield

• Drug & Alcohol Prevention Info from GWB Coalition
•Crafts with West Bloomfield Parks & Recreation

•Face Painting

And more!

For more information please contact
marketing@bestsourcecu.org
or call 800.666.4500 ext 4415.

CREDIT

Open a kid's account at the
fair and we'll deposit $10
into their account.

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T

he Jewish Women's Circle kicked
off its newest season with a
glimpse into the world of cake
decorating as Tzi Perczyk, manager of
the kosher Bake Station in Southfield,
and his assistant gave the women a
demonstration, then had them decorate
their own cakes.
The women took a look at the signifi-
cance of a Jewish birthday and learned
how to celebrate according to Jewish
tradition. This includes reflection on
the past year, a new resolution to bet-
ter one's self and service to God for the
next year, extra charity and reviewing
one's new and old Psalm in correlation
to their age. Lorelei Lipnik of Bloomfield
Hills hosted the event.
The Jewish Women's Circle, a night out
just for women, is a project of the Sara
and Morris Bais Chabad Torah Center in
West Bloomfield and directed by Zeesy
Silberberg. It provides a monthly opportu-
nity for Jewish women to find new friends
and to discover the power of the Jewish
woman through workshops, lectures and
activities. Any Jewish woman can join.
"From Showbiz to Shabbat" is the next
event on Monday, Oct. 18, hosted by Roz

Lea Luger of West Bloomfield tries her

hand at cake decorating.

Blanck in her West Bloomfield home.
Molly Resnick, a veteran newswoman,
raised in Israel and a graduate of Hebrew
University of Jerusalem, will be guest
speaker. She came to New York in 1972
and was soon writing and producing for
NBC-TV She has interviewed Menachem
Begin, Yitzchak Rabin, Moshe Dayan and
Henry Kissinger. She is the founder of the
organization MATCKH (Mothers Against
Teaching Children to Kill and Hate),
which fights anti-Israel and anti-Semitic
literature.
Buffer dinner will be served. $18 per
person. For address and reservations,
contact Zeesy at Zeesy@baischabad.com ,
call (248) 865-1541 or visit www.bais-
chabad.com/jwc . E

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ifelong Jewish learning open
to the community continues
at Congregation Beth Ahm
in West Bloomfield with a variety of
opportunities.
Beth Ahm's 1 p.m. Wednesday free
"Drop in and Learn — Judaica on DVD"
series is screening lectures by Professor
David Ruderman of the University
of Pennsylvania on the subject of
"Jewish Intellectual History – 16th
to 20th Century. The Oct. 20 are "Leo
Baeck's Mystery and Commandment"
and "Martin Buber's Religious
Existentialism." Walk-ins are welcome.
On Saturday, Oct. 16, Beth Ahm
will a free Shabbat Bet Midrash
Experience. Services
will begin at 9 a.m.
and pause at 10:30
for a 45-minute
study hall discus-
sion led by Rabbi
Steven Rubenstein.
At 8 p.m. Friday,
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Oct.
Rabbi
Howard
N. Lupovitch
Rubenstein

will give a free Shabbat Limud talk at
Beth Ahm titled, "Revisiting the Balfour
Declaration" following 6 p.m. kabbalat
Shabbat and a 7 p.m. Israeli-style din-
ner. The dinner is $20 per adult; $8 ages
6-12; younger children free. RSVP for
dinner by Oct. 27: (248) 851-6880 or
dgoodman@cbahm.org .
Rabbi Rubenstein will teach two
study series for adults:
•"Sugiyot Every Educated Jew
Should Learn" is a 6-part Gemara
course 8-9:30 p.m. Mondays, Nov.
8-Dec. 13. Series is $40 for members;
$60 for others; or $10 per session. Pre-
registration is recommended.
• "Walking With Life — Part One,"
10:30 a.m.-noon Tuesdays Nov. 2-Dec.
14 will explore what Jewish tradi-
tion teaches about the human life
cycle. Series is $40 for members; $60
for others; or $10 per session. Pre-
registration is recommended.
Call the rabbi's assistant Nancy
Kaplan at (248) 737-1931, e-mail
nancyellen879@att.net or visit
www.cbahm.org . [71