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ticipating schools on three
Sundays this month included
Temple Israel, United
Hebrew Schools, Temple
Emanu-El, Beth El, Birm-
ingham Temple, Beth Israel of
Ann Arbor, B'nai Israel of
abledo and Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses.
More than 800 youngsters
and 150 adults participated
at the Fresh Air Society's
Brighton facility. In the Tun-
nel of Creation, they ex-
perienced the seven days of
creation through displays,
photographs, lights and
recordings.
Entering the Torah Zone,
the students went to three
stations. At Dare To Dream,
Jacob, Joshua and Theodor
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youngsters, who then wrote
down their own dreams. The
students' dreams were form-
ed into a book and sent back
to each school.
At the Creation station, six
craft projects centered on the
Bible theme. They included
planting flowers in a cup, pine
cone animals, challah covers
made with 'eaves and cloth, a
creation wheel coloring pro-
ject and special paper to
separate light from the
darkness.
The third station was
Noah's ark, a converted barn
where the students met
Noah, some of his animals
and made "hanimal" hand
puppets.
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Israel Research Facility
Helped By Local Benefit
The Friends of Kaplan
Medical Center will host a
benefit on behalf of AIDS
research at Kaplan, co-
sponsored by the Michigan
Opera Theatre, Nov. 14 at the
Fisher Theater.
The evening's program will
feature a strolling gourmet
dinner with the participation
of 20 of the area's restaurants
in the lobby. This will be
followed by selections from
the Pirates of Panzance pro-
duction performed by the
stars of the show. The finale
will be a fashion extravagan-
za coordinated by Leah
Marks.
Tickets are tax deductible.
For ticket information, call
Barbara Cohen, 967-4720.
At the Kaplan Center, Dr.
Zvi Bentwich is a primary
force in AIDS research.
Trained at the Hebrew
University of Jerusalem and
a visiting professor at such
medical institutions as Har-
vard University Medical
School and the UCLA School
of Medicine, Dr. Bentwich is
a physician and im-
munologist. He, along with
research colleagues at the
Weizmann Institute have, on
a shoestring budget,
developed several drugs
which have been found to in-
hibit the spread of AIDS.
Among these is the compound
derived from the egg yolk
called AL-721 which has no
accompanying side effects.