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world as well as a chance to learn
about ways to get more involved with
HMD and in the community.
College students or young adults
who need tickets or home hospitality
for the High Holidays should contact
HMD, (313) 577-3459, or e-mail:
ae4930@wayne.edu. Anyone who
would like to host students for any of
the holidays meals should also call
HMD.

Rosh Chodesh
Study Series

Eilu Eilu's free, drop-in Rosh
Chodesh Study Series, which meets at
Borders Books & Music, 30995
Orchard Lake Road, Farmington
Hills, usually on the first Sunday night
of every Jewish month, will conclude
its schedule for the year 5758 7 p.m.
Sunday, Aug. 23 with a shiur by com-
munity educator Ruth Bergman in
honor of the new month of Elul.
The subject will be, "Hannah and
Sarah: God, Fertility, and Rosh
Hashanah." No reservations are
required.
The series will launch its new fall
season at Borders 7 p.m. Sunday
night, Sept. 27, with a shiur in honor
of the new month of Tishrei and the
new year 5759. Hillel Day School
teacher Daphna Feldman will discuss:
"The Book of Jonah_ and Themes of
Yom Kippur."

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Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, rabbi of
Temple Beth El from 1899 to 1941,
will be remembered Sept. 10 through
Oct. 30 in "The Man and His
Message," an archival exhibit present-
ed by the Rabbi Leo M. Franklin
Archive of Temple Beth El.
On Sept. 9, a preview celebration
will be held to mark the opening of
the exhibit honoring Dr. Franklin's life
and his achievements. A 6:30 p.m.
buffet dinner at the temple will be fol-
lowed by the presentation of a special-
ly-commissioned video, "Bringing
Communities Together: The Legacy of
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin." The evening
will conclude with a tour of the exhib-
it. Cost of the preview is $50 per per-
son. For information or reservations,
call Heidi Christein, (248) 851-1100.
"The Man and His Message" can
be viewed at no charge, daily through
Oct. 30, at the temple. Tours for

groups of 10 to 25 persons may also
be arranged by calling the temple,
(248) 851-1100. Two week's notice is
requested for group tours.

Society Tours
Local Cemetery

The Jewish Historical Society of
Michigan will host a riding and walk-
ing tour of historic Woodmere
Cemetery on. Sunday morning, Aug.
30.
The cemetery bus tour will be led
by Dr. Martin F. Brosnan. The walk-
ing tour will visit the Beth El and
other Jewish sections.
The bus will leave 9 a.m. from
30100 Telegraph Road in Bingham
Farms (south side of the building) and
return around noon. The cost is $18
per JHS member and $23 for non-
members. For information, call the
JHS office, (248) 661-7706, or Joan
Braun (248) 626-8985.

Kadima Benefit
Names Leaders

Barbara Eisenberg and Linda Schechter

Barbara Eisenberg and Linda
Schechter have accepted the leadership
of this year's Kadima Benefit, set for
Tuesday, Oct. 20, at Orchestra Hall.
The featured performer will be Rita
Rudner. The opening act will be
Amazin Blue.
Kadima is a non-profit, non-sectari-
an agency offering residential, counsel-
ing and supported employment services
to adults with psychiatric disabilities.

Publicity Deadlines

The normal deadline for local news
and publicity items is noon
Thursday, eight days prior to issue
date. The deadline for out-of-town
obituaries is 10 a.m. Tuesday, three
days prior to issue date.