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Temple Hosts
Dr. Umansky

Temple Beth Emeth in Aim Ar-
bor will host Dr. Ellen Uman-
sky as scholar in residence Feb.
4-6. She is the author of Four
Centuries of Jewish Women's
Spirituality, A Sourcebook. Dr.
Umansky will give a keynote
sermon during Sisterhood
Shabbat services Feb. 4.
The weekend also will in-
clude the following events. Feb.
5 at 10 a.m.: Shabbat Services;
10:45 am. Study Session: "Jour-
neys of Jewish Women." 12:30
p.m. "Re-Imaging the Divine"
at Lunch with the Confirmation
Class; 8 p.m. Lecture: "Finding
God: What Our Foremothers
Can Teach Us" at Hillel, 1429
Hill Street. Following the lec-
ture will be a donor reception
and discussion of Dr. Uman-
sky's current work.
Feb. 6 at 10 a.m. A discus-
sion on Journeys Into the Fu-
ture: Jewish Responses to
Twenty-First Century Con-
cerns."
The sisterhood has published
a brochure with an order form
for tickets for the weekend. For
information, call Temple Beth
Emeth, 6654744.

Library Meets
Special Needs

Thanks to the Max M. Fisher
Foundation, the Henry and
Delia Meyers Memorial library
in the Maple-Drake Jewish
Community Center will offer
books on tape (talking books).
These tapes may be taken home
or enjoyed in the library.
The library also owns a
CCTV (closed circuit tv) which
enlarges print and makes it pos-
sible to read average print ma-
terials. Large print books are
available for circulation.

It's a healthy addition to The Jewish News

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Hadassah Lunch
In Florida

The Greater Detroit Chapter
of Hadassah will hold its
Florida luncheon for all De-
troiters vacationing in Flori-
da Feb. 24, at the B'nai Torah
Congregation, 6261 South-
west 18th Street, Boca Raton.
A breakfast reception will
begin at 11 a.m. Noon lunch
will be followed by a fashion
show.
For information, call the
Hadassah office,.683-5030 or
(800) 357-2920; or, in Flori-
da, Estelle Gubow, (305) 739-
4191. ED

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