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PANCREATIC CANCER
Yasher koach to Andrew Serlin and
Solomon Kahn for their social action
mitzvah project dedicated to Kadima.
Noon-3 pm. Annual luncheon of the Sky
Foundation, which funds research for early
detection of pancreatic cancer, at Townsend
Hotel in Birmingham. Also auction with
emcee Rod Meloni, business editor at WDIV-
TV News (NBC Detroit). Tickets start at
$75. RSVP: 248-978-9845. Information:
www.skyfoundationinc.org .
'KOSHER STYLE' MUSIC
7 pm. Singer-songwriter Elaine Serling
presents concert of Jewish and Broadway
tunes at Farmington Hills Adat Shalom
Synagogue. Free; includes dessert after-
glow. Free. Information: 248-851-5100.
MONDAY, NOV. 5
HAMTRAMCK TRIP
9 am-3:30 pm. Bus departure/return at
West Bloomfield JCC for Linda Yellin/Feet
on the Street tour focused on art, food
and history of Hamtramck. 9:30-3 p.m. bus
times from Oak Park JCC. Charge: $75 or
$65 JCC member. Information or RSVP:
Center Travel, 248-432-5471.
NCJW MOVIE NIGHT
Andrew and Solomon sold candy bars at Mild Day School to
raise money for Kadima. When fellow students purchased
the candy bars, Andrew and Solomon explained Kadima's
mission and how Kadima helps children diagnosed with
serious emotional and behavioral disorders and adults
diagnosed with chronic mental illness.
This project helps break the stigma
of mental illness.
Kadima in Hebrew means "moving forward".
With the help of youth like Andrew and Solomon and the ongoing
support of our generous community, Kadima will continue to move
forward with quality programs and services for children and adults.
Please call Kadima to arrange for a social action mitzvah project for
your child or for other volunteer opportunities.
Kadima offers programs and services to adults
who are diagnosed with major depression/anxiety,
bipolar disease, psycho-affective disorder and
schizophrenia and programs and services for children,
3 — 18 years, diagnosed with serious emotional
and behavioral disorders
6:30 pm. National Council of Jewish
Women/Greater Detroit Section sponsors
fundraiser at new Maple Theater, 4135 W.
Maple at Telegraph, Bloomfield Twp. $36
includes appetizers, The Sessions movie,
popcorn and drink. Portion of proceeds
goes to Backpack Project, helping kids in
homeless families. RSVP: 248-355-3300,
ext. 4, or ncjwgds.org .
SISTERHOOD DINNER
6:30 pm. Sisterhood paid-up dinner at
Farmington Hills Adat Shalom Synagogue
features guest speaker Melissa Ser, new
congregational educator. Information:
Cindy, cindybab@wowway.com or
Sherri, sherrislp®yahoo.com . RSVP:
248-851-5100.
please contact 248.559.8235,
Kadima . 15999 W. Twelve Mile Road . Southfield, MI 48076. vvww.kadimacenter.org
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October 25 • 2012
CONSIDER HILLEL DAY
6:30 pm. Parents of prospective stu-
dents, grades K-8, invited to open house
at Hillel Day School, 32200 Middlebelt in
Farmington Hills. Free. Information: 248-
248-851-3220.
THURSDAY, NOV. 8
KIDS GYM
10 am-noon. Parents invited to socialize
while their pre-school-age and younger
children enjoy supervised indoor
playground at Farmington Hills Adat
Shalom Synagogue. Free. Information:
elianaloomer@comcast.net or
staceylevine@hotmail.com .
CAREGIVER SUPPORT
1:30-3 pm. Brown Jewish Community
Adult Day Care Center welcomes
family caregivers of individuals with
Alzheimer's disease or a related diag-
nosis at Jewish Senior Life, Fleischman
Residence/Blumberg Plaza, 6710 W.
Maple in West Bloomfield. Free, but
RSVP required to facilitator Fran Cook,
248-592-5032.
SPREE FOR HADASSAH
5-8 pm. Tikvah and Mark Hadassah groups
present opportunity to socialize and pur-
chase creative holiday gifts at Leon &
Lulu, 96 W.14 Mile in Clawson. Ten percent
of sales will benefit Hadassah programs.
Information and RSVP: Sandy, 248-737-
9197 or Wendy, 248-538-0552.
WOMEN'S NIGHT OUT
5:30-8 pm. Physicians from St. Joseph
Mercy Oakland Hospital speak on women's
health topics, at Auburn Hills Marriott-
Pontiac at Centerpoint, 3600 Centerpoint
Parkway, Pontiac. $25 also includes light
dinner, fashion show and media personality
Lila Lazarus. RSVP: 877-337-1307.
TUESDAY, NOV. 6
CAREGIVER SUPPORT
FRIDAY, NOY. 9
1:30-3:30 pm. Brown Jewish Community
Adult Day Care Center welcomes
family caregivers of individuals with
Alzheimer's disease or a related diag-
nosis at JVS, 29699 Southfield Road in
Southfield. Free, but RSVP required to
facilitator Dorothy Moon, 248-233-4392.
9-11 am. Travel by bus to final dress
rehearsal of Julius Caesar at Detroit Opera
House. Depart/return at both JCCs. $67 or
$57 JCC member, includes lunch. RSVP by
Nov.1: Center Travel, 248-432-5471.
HEALTHY COOKING
VEGAN POTLUCK IN AA
6:30-8 pm. Thanksgiving side dishes
prepared in Demonstration Kitchen at
Henry Ford Hospital, 6773 W. Maple,
West Bloomfield. Also: Gluten-Free Baking,
Nov. 8; Appetizers for Entertaining, Nov.
15. Charge: $19 each. RSVP required: dk@
hfhs.org or 248-325-3890.
6-8 pm. Educational vegan potluck, co-
hosted by Humane Society of Huron Valley
and VegMichigan, at 3100 Cherry Hill Road
in Ann Arbor. Information: Dana,
annarborvegan@comcast.net .
OPERA IN DETROIT
FRIDAY, NOV. 16
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7
BARIATRIC SURGERY
If you or someone you know, need Kadima's services,
Woodward, Pontiac 48341. Free. RSVP rec-
ommended: 248-858-2475.
6 pm. Informational seminar about weight-
loss options, presented in partnership
with Michigan Bariatric Institute, at St.
Joseph Mercy Oakland auditorium, 44405
BREAKFAST SPEAKER
7:30 am. Jewish Federation's Professional
Advisory Committee hosts Ken Segall, author
of Insanely Simple, The Obsession that Drives
Apple's Success, at West Bloomfield JCC.
RSVP required by Nov. 7: Margie Davis,
davis@jfmd.org or 248-205-2551.