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HMC Bestows
Legacy Award

Jack and Miriam Shenkman will
receive the Holocaust Memorial
Center's Legacy Award at the HMC's
13th anniversary dinner event to be
held 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 26, at the
Westin Hotel.
For ticket information, call the
Holocaust Memorial Center, (248)
661-0840.

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Medicine" reporter
and weekend
anchor Lila Lazarus
and her mother —
producer, director
and actress Evelyn
Orbach — will
speak to the Jewish
Federation Business
Evelyn Orbach
and Professional
Women 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 18, at Congregation
B'nai Moshe.
Registration begins at 6 p.m.
Mothers and daughters (adult children
only) are invited. There is a $25
charge for the
kosher dinner and
program.
Reservation
deadline is Nov.
10. For reservations
and information,
call Sherry
Shanbom at
Federation, (248)
Lila Lazarus
203-1463.

Professor Moshe Rosman, Padnos vis-
iting professor of Judaic studies in the
history department at the University
of Michigan at Ann Arbor, has been
named Deutsch Family Visiting
Scholar in Jewish History at
Congregation B'nai Moshe for the fall
academic semester. Professor Rosman
will deliver two four-part lecture series
at the synagogue on Monday nights
beginning 8-9 p.m. Oct. 13.
Interested adult learners are welcome
to register for one or both series or for
individual lectures. There is a charge.
Professor Rosman will present a
series titled "Jewish History Revised."
Each session will focus on a different
episode in Jewish history, explain the
various controversies surrounding it,
and summarize current scholarly
thinking on that historical event.
Beginning
Monday Nov.
10, Professor
Rosman will
present a sec-
ond series titled
"Written Back
Into The Story:
Women in
Jewish
History."
Tuition is $28
for each four-
Moshe Rosman
part series ($20
for members of
Congregation B'nai Moshe) or $7 per
individual lecture ($5 per lecture for
members of B'nai Moshe). Advance
registration is encouraged.
In addition, Professor Rosman will
lead a Yom Iyun (day of learning) at
B'nai Moshe on Saturday, Dec. 13, on
"How To Run A Jewish Community:
The Case of Poland."

Chabad Hosts
Benefit Concert

Dr. Linda Bolton, pediatrician and
activist, will be honored by Chabad's
Children of Chernobyl, 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 19, at a benefit concert
at West Bloomfield High School fea-
turing Jewish recording artist Avraham
Fried.
In addition to her work for CCOC,
Dr. Bolton traveled to the former
Soviet Union in 1988 where she visit-
ed with Refuseniks and provided med-
ical care for their families. She also vis-

ited Kfar
Chabad in Israel
where the chil-
dren of
Chernobyl reside
while undergo-
ing treatment
and awaiting the
arrival of their
parents. Dr.
Linda Bolton
Bolton also
serves as presi-
dent elect of the
Metro Detroit Chapter of the Juven:-.7„
Diabetes Foundation.
For concert tickets or pledge infor-
mation call Rae Sharfman, (248) 851-
6032, or Bais Chabad Torah Center,
(248) 855-6170.

IRP Hosts
Dr. Williams

The Institute for Retired Professionals
will host 'a lecture given by Dr. Ralph
Williams 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9,
at the Jimmy Prentis Morris Jewish
Community
Center.
Dr. Williams
will share his
interpretations_,
of Primo Levis—`
writings of the
Holocaust. Dr.
Williams is a
professor of
English and
Dr. Williams
interdiscipli-
nary studies at
the University of Michigan and pub-
lished author and lecturer.
The event is open to the public atfl
no charge.

COMMUNITY

The Institute for Retired
Professionals will host a lecture,
7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9, at
the JPM JCC. Dr. Ralph
Willimas will speak on writings of
the Holocaust.

SENIORS

The Yiddish Culture Club will
meet, 1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 9, at
the JPM JCC.

WOMEN

Glennwood ORT will hold its
paid-up membeship dinner, 7
p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 8, at Echo
Valley clubhouse. For reservations,