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TRAVEL FAIR
248-737-9600
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Noon-4 pm. Meet vendors, hear travel pre-
sentations and enter to win prizes at West
Bloomfield JCC. Annual event co - sponsored
by JCC's Center Travel Dept. and Cadillac
Travel. Free. www.jccdet.org or Marilyn, 248-
432-5471.
INTERNATIONAL VOICE
3 pm. The Active Life presents sing-
er Svetlana Portyansky in concert at West
Bloomfield JCC. Tickets: 248-661-1900.
ISRAELI FILM
5:30 pm. Prof. Howard Lupovitch facilitates
"Israel: Lessons From the Past," an Israeli
film series that continues with Flames of
Revolt: The lrgun, at Cong. Beth Ahm in
West Bloomfield. He will introduce and
lead an interactive discussion following the
film, which documents origins of the Irgun,
the Haganah's rival military organization
and pillar of the Israeli political right. $15
includes movie, light refreshments and pre-
sentation. RSVP: David, 248-851-6880.
HILLEL OPEN HOUSE
6:30 pm. Parents of prospective students,
grades K-8, invited to meet teachers and
students at Hillel Day School, 32200
Middlebelt, Farmington Hills. RSVP: Amy,
aschlussel@hillelday.org or 248-539-1484.
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BOOK CLUB NIGHT
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7 pm. Imagine Young Adults of Temple
Israel, West Bloomfield, presents dinner
book club night open to mothers (or other
female relatives and friends) and daughters,
age 21-40. Lauren Marcus Johnson facili-
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January 12 2012
2219 Cole Street • Birmingham MI 48009
248_646.6608
www.bmartialarts.com
Hypnotherapist To Speak
On World Health Day
Certified hypnotherapist and
West Bloomfield resident Walter
Rosenblum of Associates in
Hypnosis LLC will be a featured
speaker at the World Hypnosis
Day event on Saturday, Jan. 21, at
the Authentic Living Center, 1640
Axtell Road, in Troy.
To mark World Hypnosis Day
2012, the nonprofit Michigan
Association of Counselors and
Hypnotherapists (MACH), along
with the National Hypnotist Guild
(NHG), are hosting this daylong
free event, featuring 13 speakers,
including Rosenblum, as well as
exhibitors, hourly raffles and free
gift bags and refreshments.
For more information, contact
Mary Vallei, president of MACH, at
(248) 822-9253.
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tates discussion of Daughter's Keeper by
Ayelet Waldman. $15 includes dinner, wine
and dessert. RSVP by Jan.18: michelle®
temple-israel.org or 248-661-5700.
THURSDAY, JAN. 26
MAH JONG TOURNEY
6:45 pm. Sisterhood welcomes both com-
petitive and non-competitive mah Jong play-
ers to tournament at Temple Israel, West
Bloomfield. Bring your own set; munchies
provided. $25 in advance. Send check, pay-
able to Temple Israel Sisterhood, to Julie
Phillips, 40700 Kingsley Lane, Novi, MI
48377. $30 at door, if available; register by
Jan 19. Limited to 200 players. Questions:
Julie, 248-960-1624.
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WOMEN'S FINANCES
10 am-noon. Eleanor Roosevelt Hadassah
Group presents program "Financial Planning
for Women," with certified financial plan-
ner Carol Balagur, at Davidson Hadassah
House, 5030 Orchard Lake Road, West
Bloomfield. $8; includes light breakfast.
RSVP by Jan. 22. Send check, payable to
Hadassah, to: Robin Terebelo, 26510 Irving
Road, Franklin, MI 48025. Robin, 248-770-
4412.
HOW TO SEND IN LISTINGS:
Send listings by noon Tuesday,
nine days prior to publication.
Email listings and questions to
calendar@thejewishnews.com .
For telephone inquiries,
call David Sachs at (248) 351-5140.
WSU Announces
Bookstock Scholarships
Wayne State's School of Library and
Information Science announces
the first recipients of scholarships
through the Bookstock Annual
Scholars Fund. Three students were
awarded $2,000 each to help finance
their education and support their
commitment to the community, lit-
eracy and urban librarianship.
The Bookstock scholarships are
funded by Bookstock and its cor-
porate partners, Gardner-White
Furniture and Wallside Windows.
Recipients include graduate stu-
dents Zsa-Zsa Booker of Royal Oak,
Danielle Hansard of Dearborn and
Alicia Bell of Lathrup Village.
Bookstock volunteers mobilize
each year to host book and media
sales events. The 2012 sale is sched-
uled for April 22-29 at Laurel Park
Place in Livonia. For information,
visit www.bookstock.info.