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IT'S AN EXPERIENCE
YOU'LL WANT TO WRITE ABOUT.

The Birmingham Temple proudly presents the first, and unique book fair with
Jewish, Secular and Humanistic Themes. ADMISSION IS FREE.

BOOK SALE HOURS:

Friday, May 16
Saturday, May 17

Preview 7-8pm
10am-8pm

Sunday, May 18
Monday, May 19

9:30 am-6pm
1pm-8:30pm

DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS:

Friday, May 16

Saturday, May 17

Monday, May 19

8:00pm ANDRE ACIMAN

8':00 pm ROBERT FREEDMAN

2:00pm AUDREY

Professor of French Literature at Princeton - Prominent author and activist RALLY FOR
PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Author of OUT OF EGYPT

Sunday, May 18

Saturday, May 17

Bradley Rosenberg

BRADLEY HOWARD RO-
SENBERG graduated from
Wayne State Medical School
with honors and is now a mem-
ber of Alpha Omega Alpha, an
honors medical fraternity. He
will start a six-year urology pro-
gram at Harper Hospital in
June.

JACKIE ROTHENBERG, a
senior at West Bloomfield High
School, tested the water run be-
hind the high school by conduct-
ing a study, searching for various
contaminants. The results of her
work were utilized as part of a
presentation that the West
Bloomfield School District made
to the local Wetlands Review
Board. The project received the
second place award in environ-
mental science from the Metro-
politan Detroit Science and
Engineering Fair, along with a
$300 prize from Environmental
Technology and Waste Manage-
ment.

MICHAEL CHABACH, news
writer for WJBK Channel 2; has
been nominated by the Nation-
al Academy of Television Arts
and Sciences, Michigan Chapter
for an Emmy award for his ar-
ticle "Late Night Classic TV
WJBK" Michael is a resident of
Southfield, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joel Charach.
— Compiled by
Seymour Manello

2:00pm SHERWIN T. WINE

Author of FILET OF SOIL and other chil-
dren's books on self-esteem in children

2:00pm NORMAN CANTOR

Professor of History at NYU

Author of MEETING THE CHALLENGE,
LIVING WITH CHRONIC ILLNESS

8:30pm SONYA FREEDMAN

Esther & Harold Luria lecturer

Nationally famous psychologist, star of TV,
and best-selling author will discuss
STRESS, ILLNESS and WELLNESS

Author of THE JEWISH EXPERIENCE and
THE AMERICAN CENTURY

The Birmingham Temple

Embracing the human experience through Humanistic Judaism.

28611 West 12 Mile Road, Farmington Hills, Ml 48334 • Located between Inkster and Middlebelt • (248) 477-1410

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Support Group
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The next meeting of the South-
field-Oak Park Parkinson Sup-
port Group will be held 7 p.m.
Wednesday, May 21, at the
Trowbridge Apartments.
Dr. Gregory J. Keys will dis-
cuss dental health and good oral
hygiene.
The MPF Fun Walk fund-rais-
er is scheduled for Saturday,
May 17, in Dearborn, Flint,
Owosso and Mt. Clemens.

11:00am BARRY RUDNER

Founder of The Birmingham Temple for
Humanistic Judaism and the national
Society for Humanistic Judaism
Author of STAYING SANE IN A CRAZY
WORLD

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Medical psychotherapist, Director of Center
for Coping with Chronic Illness

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