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11 at 4:30 p.m. Monday and
7:30 p.m. Wednesday; and 6
p.m. Sunday on East
Lansing United Cable
Channel 11 and Lansing
Continental Cable Channel
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Jewish Theological Seminary
of America will produce a
television program that
parallels the Jewish and
American attitudes toward
law. It will be part of the In-
terfaith Broadcasting Com-
mission's four-part presenta-
tion linking America's major
religious groups, to be aired
this fall.
In a one-hour segment
molded- around the theme
"The Promise of America,"
the JTS show will compare
the Jewish legal system with
the United States Constitu-
tion and amendments. The
premise is that these are "two
legal systems that have en-
dured because of their flex-
ibility and constant reinter-
pretation," according to Mar-
jorie Wyler, executive pro-
ducer of radio and television
at the seminary. "The conclu-
sion is that both legal systems
evolve constantly because
original intent is not a possi-
ble thing_ to determine,"
Wyler added.

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BBW To Hold
Lunch Meeting

Louis D. Brandeis Chapter
498, will meet noon Wednes-
day at Knob Woods Club
House. Lunch will be served.
There is a fee.
The Chime Ringers of
Southfield Senior Adult
Center will perform. Shirley
Cole is the director.
For reservations, call Rose
Pogats, 967-4068, and Jean
Katz, 559-4174.

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Vietnam Vet.
Outreach Center

The Veteran Outreach
Center, a readjustment
counseling service for Viet-
nam era veterans is conduc-
ting group sessions for
veterans and their wives 6
p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays.
For information, call the vet
center, 967-0040.

Ah, Fall.

From city hip to country casual, find the
best of the season in The Jewish News'
show-stopping fall fashion magazine, IN
STYLE, published the week of August 24.

IN STYLE caresses you in fur, dresses you
in the latest fashions here and abroad, then
takes you behind the scenes at a glamorous
New York fashion show.

What's IN STYLE for fall? Variety! Look for
warm colors, fur-trimmed accessories, co-
coon coats and opaque stockings. Women
can opt for shorter lengths, fabrics that
stretch, aneflirtier touches in evening
wear. Men can choose from personality-

packed ties and jeans with that "worn in"
look.

Advertisers, IN STYLE is the ideal oppor-
tunity to showcase your newest, brightest
merchandise in the metropolitan Detroit
area's premier fashion publication.

IN STYLE, FALL '87
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS'
FALL FASHION MAGAZINE

AD DEADLINE: AUGUST 7, 1987

In an 8 'h x 11-inch format, printed on heavy
coated stock in glossy full color, IN STYLE
will be mailed to all Jewish News
subscribers.

Join us IN STYLE. Call your advertising ac-
count executive or Dharlene Norris at
354-6060.

THE JEWISH NEWS

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