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TKA BLOOD DRIVE
2-8 pm, Oct. 30. Give the gift of life and
honor the memory of David Henig, a long-
time blood drive organizer. Trained Red
Cross specialists seek healthy donors,
age 17 and older, who weigh at least 110
pounds. At Temple Kol Ami, West Bloomfield.
Appointments: www.redcrossblood.org and
enter sponsor code “tka13” or Mel Chudnof,
248-363-6289.

AGE-OLD JEWISH DEBATES
7:30-9 pm, Oct. 30. Continues weekly
through Dec. 4. “Great Debates in Jewish
History” will explore six key debates that
shaped Jewish history. At Bloomfield Hills
High School, 4200 Andover Road, Bloomfield
Hills Twp. First class is free, then $80/$130
couple/15-percent discount if enrolled with
a friend; includes textbook. RSVP: bloomfield
hillschabad.org/adulteducation. Info: Rabbi
Levi Dubov, rabbi@bloomfieldhillschabad.
org at 248-949-6210.

tuesday, oct. 31

LUNCHTIME LEARNING
11:45 am, Oct. 31. Continues Nov. 7 & 14.
Rabbi Rachel Shere presents series, “Torah
in the Twilight Zone.” At Adat Shalom
Synagogue, Farmington Hills. Free. Bring
optional pareve lunch; drinks and dessert
are provided. RSVP requested: Sheila,
slederman@adatshalom.org or
248-851-5100, ext. 246.

FRANZ KAFKA LECTURE
4-6 pm, Oct. 31. “Franz Kafka and Max Brod:
Trial and Judgments in Israel.” University of
Michigan’s Frankel Center for Judaic Studies
presents scholar Mark Gelber. At Frankel
Center, 202 S. Thayer, Room 2022, Ann
Arbor. Free. Info: judaicstudies@umich.edu
or 734-615-8503.

wednesday, nov. 1

FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHS
10 am-9 pm, Nov. 1. Through Nov. 12.
Same hours daily, except noon-6 pm
Sundays, Nov. 5 & 12. “Monte Nagler Fine
Art Photography Exhibit.” Nagler will be on
hand starting at 1 pm daily. At Laurel Park
Place, 37700 Six Mile, Livonia. Info: 734-
462-1100.

LUNCH & LEARN
Noon, Nov. 1. Continues same time, Nov. 8
& 15. Rabbi Norman Roman leads weekly
discussion on “Modern Reform Responsa
to Contemporary Controversial Topics.” At
Temple Kol Ami, West Bloomfield. $36 for
series, or $15 each; includes a catered
pareve box lunch. RSVP required ASAP:
cspektor@tkolami.org or 248-661-0040.

BRANDEIS & BALFOUR
Noon, Nov. 1. “Louis Brandeis and the
Balfour Declaration.” Cohn-Haddow Center
for Judaic Studies presents guest speaker
Rabbi/Dr. Meir Soleveichik. At Wayne State
University Law School, Spencer Partridge
Auditorium, 471 W. Palmer, Detroit. Free;
open to community. Info: Cohn-Haddow,
gl7731@wayne.edu or 313-577-2679.

LUPOVITCH VIDEO SERIES
1-2:15 pm, Nov 1. Presented weekly through
Nov. 29 (except Nov. 22). “Shylock: The
Jewish Affinity for Business” is next in a
series of video lectures: “Debunking Jewish
Stereotypes.” Prof. Howard Lupovitch,
director of Cohn-Haddow Center for Judaic
Studies, presented his lectures in July.
Following, Nancy Kaplan will facilitate a brief
informal discussion. At Cong. Beth Ahm,
West Bloomfield. Free and open to the com-
munity. Walk-ins welcome. Info:
nancyellen879@att.net; phone, 248-737-
1931; text, 248-390-4294.

BRING YOUR OWN DEVICE
2 pm, Nov. 1. Each month, Stu Raben pro-
vides a helpful lesson and answers ques-
tions on using handheld devices, such as
phones or tablets. At Temple Kol Ami, West
Bloomfield. RSVP: cspektor@tkolami.org or
248-661-0040.

BEATLES PROGRAM
6:30 pm, Nov. 1. Detroit-area poet M.L.
Liebler presents The Beatles Forever: A
Short Story with Music, a humorous musi-
cal memoir about growing up during the
British invasion. Liebler’s multi-media
show features over 20 of the band’s most
popular songs played by him along with
musicians Eddie Baranek, Max Beardsley,
Rick Beardsley, Lou DeCillis and Charlie
Palazzola, with a film by Robert Koski. At
Southfield Public Library meeting room,
26300 Evergreen. Free. Info: www.
southfieldlibrary.org or 248-796-4224.

IMMIGRATION LAW FIRM

ANTONE, CASAGRANDE & ADWERS, P.C.

Representation in
all areas of family
and business
immigration law.

NOVEMBER 5 JFS Fall Fix-Up

Various times, Nov. 5. Volunteers sought for Jewish Family Service’s annual
community-wide event. Older JFS clients will get help to prepare their homes for winter.
Separate projects have been arranged for young adults and b’nai mitzvah students
wanting to help. Sites and times will be given with RSVP: jfsdetroit.org/becausewecare
or Lindsay, lleder@jfsdetroit.org or 248-592-2309.

AUTHOR IN ANN ARBOR
7-8:30 pm, Nov. 1. Prof. Howard Markel,
author of The Kelloggs, tells the sweeping
saga of John and Will Kellogg. Their lifelong
competition and enmity toward one another
changed America’s notion of health and
wellness and also influenced the course of
medicine, nutrition, wellness and diet in this
country. At JCC of Greater Ann Arbor, 2935
Birch Hollow Drive. $5. RSVP: book.
jccannarbor.org or 734-971-0990.

thursday, nov. 2

JEWISH ART MUSIC
12:15-2 pm, Nov. 2. “The Birth of Jewish
Art Music in St. Petersburg, 1908.” Frankel
Center for Judaic Studies presents music
scholar Neal Brostoff. At University of
Michigan, 202 S. Thayer, Room 2022, Ann
Arbor. Free. Info: judaicstudies@umich.edu
or 734-615-8503.

HISTORY OF SYNAGOGUES
7-8:30 pm, Nov. 2. Speaker from Jewish
Historical Society of Michigan will talk about
the establishment of synagogues in com-
munities both large and small. Many archi-
tectural features of these synagogues will
be discussed. At JCC of Greater Ann Arbor,
2935 Birch Hollow Drive. $5. RSVP: book.
jccannarbor.org or 734-971-0990.

OCTOBER 28 Halloween Puppets

1:15-3:30 pm, Oct. 28. Children’s program,
“Halloween Hullabaloo,” features a craft
project and the Madcap Puppets performing
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. Wearing
costumes is encouraged. At Southfield Public
Library meeting room, 26300 Evergreen. Free.
Info: www.southfieldlibrary.org or
248-796-4224.

friday, nov. 3

BAG & BEAD
Noon-2:30, Nov. 3. Temple member Amy
Pook, an experienced jewelry maker, will
show participants how to create beautiful
pieces of jewelry. At Temple Kol Ami, West
Bloomfield. $5; includes supplies. Info:
248-661-0040.

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