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Much To Do!

TUESDAY, JAN. 3

SUNDAY, JAN. 8

LUNCH & LEARN

DISCUSS BOOK

Noon-1 pm. Rabbi Robert Gamer discusses
"Contemporary Jewish Law" in his monthly
series at Cong. Beth Shalom, Oak Park. $15.
RSVP: 248-547-7970.

9:30 am. Talk about Building a Successful
Volunteer Culture by Rabbi Charles Simon
at Temple Emanu-El, Oak Park. educator@
emanuel-mich.org or 248-967-4023.

WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4

5:30 pm. Prof. Howard Lupovitch will
facilitate "Israel: Lessons From the Past,"
an Israeli film series that starts with I Love
You, Rosa, at Cong. Beth Ahm in West
Bloomfield. He will introduce each film and
lead an interactive discussion following.
Series explores beginning of modern Israeli
politics and interplay between Jewish tradi-
tion and secular Israeli culture. $15 includes
movie, light refreshments and presentation.
RSVP: David, 248-851-6880.

ISRAELI FILM

DVD LECTURES

Noon. Drop by for new 24-part DVD course
on "The Dead Sea Scrolls" at Cong. Beth
Ahm, West Bloomfield. Informal discussion
facilitated by Nancy Kaplan will follow two
30-minutes lectures by Rutgers University
Prof. Gary Rendsburg. Found in 1947 in
caves near the Dead Sea, the Scrolls shed
light on Jewish history, culture and religion
in the period from third century B.C.E.
through 68 C.E. Free. Details: 248-737-1931
or nancyellen879@att.net .

MONDAY, JAN. 9

DAYTIME CANASTA

THURSDAY, JAN. 5

GAME DAY

11 am-3 pm. Temple Israel, West Bloomfield,
will provide the tables for playing such
games as canasta, bridge, mah Jong, pinoch-
le and euchre. $5; includes lunch served at
noon. RSVP: michelle@temple-israel.org or
248-661-5700.

CHINESE CULTURE

5:30 pm. In honor of the Chinese "Year
of the Dragon," young children and their
families at Temple Israel, West Bloomfield,
will get an introduction to the culture and
cuisine of China. Evening includes musi-
cal guests, theatrical artists, crafts and a
special dinner. $5 child/$10 adult. RSVP due
now: Donna, dbolda@temple-israel.org or
(248) 661-5750.

FRIDAY, JAN. 6

INFANTS STORY TIME

10:30 am. Simple stories, songs, finger
plays, social interaction and playing time
offered in a baby-friendly setting at Temple
Israel, West Bloomfield. Meet in temple's
children's library. Free, but RSVP required:
michelle@temple-israel.org or 248-661-
5700.

SATURDAY, JAN. 7

BEIT KODESH MOVE

9 am. Members of Cong. Beit Kodesh
will join Cong. B'nai Moshe family in West
Bloomfield at a special Shabbat service,
during which items from the former syna-
gogue in Livonia will be rededicated. 248-
788-0600.

12:30-2:30 pm. Fran Heicklen will teach
the rummy-like card game on three
Mondays, through Jan. 23, at Hadassah
House, 5030 Orchard Lake Road, West
Bloomfield. Limited to 12 players. $18 pay-
able to Hadassah. RSVP to the instructor:
franheicklen@yahoo.com

REMEMBERING VVHEN...

From the archives of the Detroit Jewish News

TWO SISTERS REUNITED

For Jan. 1 Bar Mitzvah
(December 30, 1949)

Mrs. Adela Amszynousky or Santiago, Chile is the guest of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. & Mrs. Irving Hermelin of 428 Pasadena. The sisters have not seen each
other in 30 years.
The reunion was brought about by the approaching Bar Mitzvah of the
Hermelins' son, David Bernard, which will be celebrated on Jan. 1.

COMMUNITY SHOWS SUPPORT
OF WSU WITH GRAND AID

TUESDAY, JAN. 10

(December 4, 1959)

EVENING CANASTA

A record number of gifts to Wayne State University, totaling $4,724,000, was
reported for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1959, according to figures released this
week by the university.
The report, which occupies some 65 printed pages, indicates that individual
members of the Jewish community and foundations and businesses they represent
contributed substantially to the total.
The Jewish community is particularly well represented in the areas of research
and instruction grants, gifts for student aid, capital gifts and support to the WSU
libraries, University Press and Wayne University Foundation.

6:30-8:30 pm. Learn to play canasta in
three Tuesday sessions, through Jan. 24, at
Hadassah House, 5030 Orchard Lake Road,
West Bloomfield. Limited to eight players.
$18 payable to Hadassah. RSVP to the
instructor: franheicklen@yahoo.com

FRIDAY, JAN. 13

SYNERGY DINNER

5 pm. Award-winning author/educator
Dr. Deborah Lipstadt returns for SYNergy
weekend at Adat Shalom Synagogue. Begins
with "Shabbat-Appella" service for families
of all ages. Also, casual buffet at 6:15 pm
and Lipstadt's presentation on her newest
book, The Eichmann Trial. Childcare at 6:15.
Children's program, "Sport Stacking" with
Mr. Jim, at 7:15. Dinner charge: $48 fami-
ly/$20 adult age 13 and older/$10 ages 3-12.
RSVP with check by Jan. 6: Adat Shalom
Synagogue, 29901 Middlebelt, Farmington
Hills, MI 48334. Indicate how many vegetar-
ian and seating requests. info@adatshalom.
org .or 248-851-5100.

JN's Calendar by Esther Allweiss Ingber.

HOW TO SEND IN LISTINGS:

ISRAEL THE FALL GUY

In The Iranian Mess?
(December 5, 1986)

Israel is on the brink of a serious political confrontation with the United States,
according to senior political analysts in Jerusalem this week.
They believe that Israeli involvement in the Iranian arms scandal could propel
Jerusalem into open conflict with the white House, Congress, and most important,
with U.S. public opinion.
This could have wide-ranging and far-reaching implications for future political,
military and economic cooperation between Washington and Jerusalem.

The Detroit Jewish News Foundation's goal is is to digitize every issue of
the Jewish News, dating to March 27, 1942, and make them available and
searchable to the public. The Foundation will also support and sponsor
forums, town hall meetings and other educational events to best utilize
and share this historical community resource.

For telephone inquiries,

To assist the Foundation in its work, simply go to
the website www.thejewishnewsucom and
click on the word "donate"
at the top right portion of the home page.

call David Sachs at (248) 351-5140.

The Detroit Jewish News Foundation, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization.

SHABBAT MELODIES

Send listings by noon Tuesday,

Noon. After Shabbat service, Rebecca Nadis
will teach some new niggunim (tunes) and a
few words of Torah at Cong. Beth Ahm, West
Bloomfield. 248-851-6880.

Email listings and questions to

nine days prior to publication.

calendar@thejewishnews.com .

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