Join the Detroit Friends of Bar-Ilan University

Community

for a lunch and learn

with world-renowned Bible scholar

Professor James K. Kugel

Bar-Ilan University
Harvard University

Author of the critically acclaimed The Bible As It Was

who will discuss

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on Thursday, May 14 12:00 Noon

at the Max M. Fisher Federation Building
6735 Telegraph (S. of Maple, E. side of Telegraph)
Conference Room D

Covert: $10 per person
Barbara Stollman, President
Detroit Friends of Bar-Ilan University There will be no solicitation of funds.

For more information and to R.S.V.P. (by May 8)
please call the Bar-Ilan University office at
540-8900

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Prominent Writer
To Address Gala

Israel Bonds
Bestows Honors

Charles Krauthammer, Pulitzer Prize
winner, will speak at the Jewish The-
ological Seminary dinner, 5:45 p.m.
Tuesday, May 12,
at Adat Shalom
Synagogue. Hon-
orees from area
Conservative syn-
agogues will be
presented with
the Seminary's
Shin award for
outstanding reli-
gious and com-
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munity leader-
Krauthammer
ship.
Krauthammer
is a prominent essayist and news
columnist who writes a syndicated
weekly column for the Washington Post
and a monthly essay for Time maga-
zine.
For information or reservations, call
the Detroit JTS office, (248) 258-0055.

The Metropolitan Detroit Profes-
sional Health Services Division of
State of Israel Bonds will honor Drs.
Harris W. Mainster and Lloyd J. Paul
at an "Israel at
50" Maimonides
Tribute Dinner,
5:30 p.m. Thurs-
day, June 18, at
Congregation
Shaarey Zedek.
Dr. Ellen Can-
non, political sci-
entist, will be the
speaker.
Drs. Mainster Dr. Mainster
and Paul, both
actively involved
in the bonds
campaign for
many years, will
receive the spe-
cial State of
Israel Indepen-
dence Issue
Award in appre-
Dr. Paul
ciation of out-
standing commit-
ment, participation and leadership in
the Professional Health Services
Division.
Since 1987, Dr. Harris Mainster
has held the position of chairman of
the Department of Surgery and
senior consulting staff surgeon at
Botsford General Hospital.
Actively involved in Jewish causes,
Dr. Mainster has served on the
boards of Hillel Day School; as presi-
dent of Congregation Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses; Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion; Jewish Community Center;
State of Israel Bonds and the Holo-
caust Memorial Center.
Dr. Lloyd J. Paul, of Oakland
Internist and Associates, is associated
with William Beaumont Hospital,
Royal Oak; Harper-Grace hospitals
and Sinai Hospital.
Dr. Paul, actively involved in the
Israel Bonds Campaign from its early
beginnings, was sent to Israel as an
observer on a special delegation dur-
ing the 1973 Yom Kippur Day War.
He has chaired the Medical Profes-
sional Division of the Allied Jewish
Campaign and the Professional
Health Services Division of State of
Israel Bonds.
For information regarding the
event, contact, (248) 352-6555 or

Fashion Maven
Slates Talk

Fashion maven Sandy Schreier will
address the Jewish Federation
Women's Campaign and Education
Department annual meeting 11 a.m.
Monday, May 18,
at Congregation
Beth Abraham
Hillel Moses.
Registration
begins at 10:30
a.m.
The meeting
will include the
election and
installation of
Sandy Schreier
officers and board
members. Ms. Schreier will share her
experiences as a fashion historian,
collector, museum curator and
author in a presentation titled
"Sandy Schreier's Hollywood:
Dressed and Undressed." She is a
consultant and curator for exhibi-
tions of costume history at museums
throughout the world.
Luncheon will be served. Admission
fee is $25 per person. Baby-sitting will
be available for children age 2 ' and
older if reserved by Friday, May 8.
For required reservations by Friday,
May 8, and information, call Esther
Weitzman at Federation, (248) 642-

4260.

(888) 352-6556.