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Medical and osteopath- ic physicians are invited to par- ticipate in programs with their spouses and guests. The society aims to strengthen bonds with the Jewish community and Is- rael through educational, social and charitable activities. Dr. Flanzblau will analyze health care issues from a historic perspective. Lessons will be drawn from the actions of the German medical profession dur- ing the Nazi period. Cost for the event is $15 per person. Dessert reception is in- cluded. Advance reservations are required by April 16. For details, call Fern Kepes at the Jewish Federation's Com- munity Outreach and Involve- ment Department, (810) 642-4260. Young Adults Plan Event An evening of fine wine, hors d'oeuvres and good company is planned for the second annual wine-tasting event sponsored by the Jewish Federation's Young Adult Division 7 p.m. Thursday, April 25, in Bloomfield Hills. Rabbi Joshua Bennett will dis- cuss the significance of kosher wine and a representative from the Merchant of Vino will pro- vide instruction about choosing a wine that will complement a meal. Full payment, $20 per person, must accompany the reservation. For details, call Jim Rosenberg at YAD, (810) 642-4260. Yom HaZikaron At Maple-Drake Young people will play an im- portant role in this year's com- munity-wide Yom HaZikaron —Israel Remembrance Day— observance 7 p.m. April 22, at the Maple-Drake Jewish Communi- ty Center. Detroit-area youth groups have prepared a candlelighting ceremony to open the evening's program. Students in the Jew- ish Federation-sponsored Project Discovery program in Israel joined their peers from Jerusalem's Boyer High School to create an audio-visual pre- sentation about battles for Jerusalem. Children from the Shaarey Zedek youth choir will sing songs appropriate to the oc- casion. Col. Yair Golan of the Israel Defense Forces will lower the flag and give the "order of the day." The program also will fea- ture the reciting of Yizkor and Kaddish. Sponsoring organizations in- clude the Michigan/Israel Con- nection, a program of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan De- troit; the Friends of the Israel De- fense Forces; the • Jewish Community Center; and The Jewish News. The community is invited free of charge. Leadership Day Is Planned In an effort to better serve the in- dividual needs of Young Israel branches and the regions in which they exist, the National Council of Young Israel has scheduled several Synagogue Leadership Days for branch rab- bis, presidents, board, sisterhood and committee members. The Young Israel Council of Metro- politan Detroit will host its first Synagogue Leadership Day on Sunday, April 28, for the Michi- gan/Ohio/Illinois tri-state area branches at the Young Israel of Oak Park-Oak Woods Branch. Topics such as youth pro- gramming, multi-generational synagogue programming, fund- raising, long range planning and shul dynamics will be addressed. Sessions will be delivered by the professional staff of National Council of Young Israel: Rabbi Pesach Lerner, executive vice president; Richard Starashfsky, director of youth and young adult activities; Rabbi Aaron S. Tirschwell, national director of synagogue services; and Jeremy Bandler, program director, youth department. For information, contact Dr. Phil Goldmeier, (810) 352-6715. Book Discussion Is Planned The Cultural Commission of Congregation Beth Achim will hold the next in its Book Bites discussion series on Tuesday, April 23, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Shelly and Gene Perlman. The book to be discussed will be The Bamboo Cradle, by Avra- ham Schwartzbaum. The re- viewer will be Julie Solomon. There is no charge for this se- ries,Desert will be served. To at- tend, respond to the synagogue office, 352-8670. The books discussed in this se- ries are available at the syna- gogue's library and at local bookstores. 4-• • 4