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Rabbi Roman To Speak
At Na'amat Luncheon

Greater Detroit Council of
Na'amat/USA will hold its an-
nual Spiritual Adoption Lun-
cheon on August 3 at noon in
the Michigan Inn.
The purpose of the lun-
cheon is to raise money to
support a child for a year in
a Na'amat institution in
Israel.
The featured speaker at the
luncheon will be Rabbi Nor-
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The combined chapters of
Dimona and Hanita - Israel of
Na'amat/USA will hold a joint
meeting on Tuesday at 1 p.m.
in the Na'amat Meeting
Room in the Crown Pointe
Building, 25900 Greenfield,
Oak park, Suite 205E.
Isabelle Davidson,
Medicare case-worker on Sen.
Carl Levin's staff, will speak
on the catastrophic health in-
surance bill.
Guests are welcome.
Refreshments will be served.
There is no charge.

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Women's Study
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The Bais Chabad Torah
Center Women's Shabbat
Study Group will meet in the
home of Miriam Hufstutter,
5818 Applewood, Apt. 909,
West Bloomfield, on Saturday
at 5:30 p.m. Rabbi Silberberg
will lecture on the Torah por-
tion of the week. For informa-
tion, call Ms. Hufstutter,
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Chabad Weekend Seminar
Focuses On The Soul

Michigan Chabad and Bais
Chabad Torah Center of West
Bloomfield invite the public
to a weekend workshop which
will take place at the Torah
Center on Aug. 18-20. The
theme of the weekend will be
"Soul Talk."
Lectures, workshops and
rap sessions led by a profes-
sional staff of community
religious leaders will discuss
a variety of topics related to
the soul. Accommodations
will be in West Bloomfield-
area homes and all meals
served at the Torah Center.
Dr. Yaakov Braver will
serve as scholar-in-residence.
Dr. Brawer is professor
of neuroendrocrinology at

McGill University School of
Medicine and the Royal Vic-
toria Hospital in Montreal,
Canada. He is director of
McGill Centre for the Study
of Reproduction and is a
leading exponent - of Chasidic
thought.
Dr. Brawer will be assisted
by Rabbis Chaim Moshe
Bergstein, Yitzhak Meir
Kagan, Elimelech Silberberg
as well as by Chaya Sora
Silberberg of the Lubavitch
Organization of Michigan.
Registration is open to the
Jewish community. There is a
fee. For information, call
Rabbi Bergstein, 626-3194;
Rabbi Silberberg, 626-1807;
or a local Chabad House.