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"As a Convert to Judaism,
I Feel So Welcome .. .
Never Out of Place."

WSU Extension
Hebrew Program

Edith Covensky, poetess and lec-
turer in Hebrew language and lit-
erature, will teach "Jewish
Civilization from Abraham to the
Establishment of the Modern
State of Israel" at the Wayne
State University Farmington
Hills Extension Center this fall.
This course will concentrate on
Russian and European Jewry.
The course is offered by the De-
partment of Near Eastern and
Asian Studies, College of Liberal
Arts at Wayne State University
and will be conducted from 4:30
p.m. to 7:15 p.m. Tuesdays at the
extension center on 12 Mile and
Drake. For information, call the
department, (313) 577-3015.

Temple Plans
Judaism Course

Temple Israel will begin an 11-
week Introduction to Judaism
class beginning on Tuesday, Oct.
1, at 7:30 p.m. at the temple. The
class is open to anyone interest-
ed in learning more about Ju-
daism or converting to Judaism.
The class will cover Jewish tra-
ditions, history, life-cycle and hol-
iday celebrations, and Israel; it
will be taught by Rabbi M. Robert
Syme, Rabbi Harold S. Loss, Rab-
bi Paul M. Yedwab, Rabbi Joshua
L. Bennett and Cantor Harold
Orbach.
The cost of the course is $100
per couple and $80 per individ-
ual, with a $55 book fee. Class
dates are Oct. 1, 8, 15, 22; Nov. 5,
12, 19, 26; Dec. 3, 10, 17.
For information, call the tem-
ple office, (810) 661-5700.

Annual Meeting
For Federation

The Jewish Federation of Metro-
politan Detroit will hold its annu-
al meeting 7 p.m. Tuesday Sept.
24, at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek.
Robert H. Naftaly will be nom-
inated as president for a second
term. David B. Hermelin will re-
ceive the Fred M. Butzel Memo-
rial Award for distinguished
community service. Mr. Hermelin
is a member of Federation's Board
of Governors and Executive Com-
mittee, former Federation vice
president and a former Allied Jew-
ish Campaign chairman.
Nominees for election to the
board of governors as members-
at-large also will be announced
during the meeting.
A dessert reception will follow;
there is a charge.
For information or reservations,
call Linda Hummel at Federation,
(810) 642-4260.

For membership information, call our
At Shir Shalom, we welcome intermarried rabbis at (810) 737-8700.
couples and converts with open hearts.
We're sensitive to the individual needs
TEMPLE
of all our members, and offer once-a-
week Hebrew school on Wednesday
or Sunday morning, as well as guaran- dip
teeing single Bar or Bat Mitzvah dates.
If you want to feel like part of a family .. .
and a dream, come as you are to Temple
Shir Shalom.

We Invite Your Family to Join Ours.

SHIR
SHALOM

Temple Shir Shalom • 3999 Walnut Lake Rd. (Corner of Orchard Lake Rd.) • West Bloomfield • 810-737-8700

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GREAT GIFT IDEA!

Small Fry Flicks will make
your favorite "small fry"
the star of his or her own
PERSONALIZED video!

Their picture appears thru-out
the video and their name i5
mentioned as they climb
through the
'ABC LEARNING TREE'.
Educational and • hours of
entertainment for kids 2-6.
Full color, 20 minute
musical video.

EASY TO ORDER!

Just send your favorite "kid's"
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child's full name, shipping
address, phone # and personal
greeting (up to 15 wcrds) to:

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20300 W.12 Mile Road, #101
Southfield, MI 48076
(810) 352-1429

Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.

Orders not subject to cancellation or refund.

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(104 years service to the Jewish Community)

We are offering a SPECIAL
INTRODUCTORY LOW
MEMBERSHIP DUES to those who
join our synagogue this year. This entitles
a congregant to High Holiday tickets
and membership for the entire
5757 Hebrew Year.

Please call the synagogue office:
(810) 855-5007 for further information,
and a copy of our Mission Statement.

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