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At the recent
Michigan National
Bank State of Israel
Bonds "Israel At
50" Tribute Dinner,
honoring Richard
C. Webb recipient
of the 50th
Anniversary
Commemorative
Award, over $5 mil-
lion was raised in
investment capital
for the State of
Israel. Ambassador
Moshe Arens, former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, was guest
speaker. Shown seated are Scott Romney, Richard C. Webb, Ambassador
Moshe Arens and Ambassador David B. Hermelin. Shown standing are
Bernard H. Stollman, Sidney Forbes, Brian Hermelin and John Rakolta Jr.

Family Matters
Program Postponed

Family Matters
"Loving to Learn:
Jewish Values and Child
Development" scheduled for
Saturday, Oct. 10, has been post-
poned.
Those who have pre-paid for the
parenting seminar should call
Marilyn Morris at the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit,
(248) 642-4260, ext. 255.

How Faith
Affects Lives

Only 5 minutes from the Tunnel —
Riverside East 14 blocks to
Gladstone,turn right, 7 blocks to
Freed's located at: 1526 Ottawa St.
Windsor, Ontario

I US. call 313-961-1192

10/9
1998

CLOSED MONDAY, OCT. 12 FOR CANADIAN THANKSGIVING

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The Ecumenical Institute for Jewish-
Christian Studies will host a new
program: "I Confess ... True
Confessions of a Rabbi, a Priest, and
Two Ministers."
Father John G. Budde (Church of
the Holy Family, Novi), the Rev. E.
Neil Hunt (Meadowbrook
Congregational Church, Novi), the
Rev. Louise R. Ott (Novi United
Methodist Church, Novi), and Rabbi
Paul M. Yedwab (Temple Israel) will
confess how their faith perspectives
inform their lives 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 28, at
Meadowbrook Congregational
Church, 21355 Meadowbrook Road,
between Eight and Nine Mile roads,
Novi. The panel will entertain ques-
tions from the audience following
the presentations.
For information, call the
Ecumenical Institute, (248) 353-2434.

Fall Study
Series Set

Eilu Eilu, the adult Jewish learn-
ing project of the Detroit
Conservative Movement, will offer a
fall study series with Rabbi Marla
Feldman, associate director of the
Jewish Community Council of
Metropolitan Detroit, on four
Wednesday nights from 8 to 9 p.m.,
at Congregation Beth Shalom.
The series will begin on Oct. 28,
with a session on Eve. Community
educator Ruth Bergman will sub for
Rabbi Feldman on Nov. 4 with a shiur
on Cain and Abel. Rabbi Feldman will
return on. Nov. 11 with a session on
Esau and will lead the final study ses-
sion, on Nov. 18, on a biblical person-
ality to be chosen by the class.
Tuition is $28 for the series or $7
per session ($20 for the series or $5
per session for members of sponsoring
organizations). Advance registration is
encouraged but not required.
For information, call Nancy
Kaplan, (248) 737-1931.

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B'nai David
Hosts Movie Club

Congregation B'nai David will host
"The Jewish Movie Club," 3-5 p.m.
Wednesday, Oct. 21, at the synagogue.
Yiddish and Jewish-theme movies will
be shown. There is no charge and the
community is invited.
For information, call the synagogue
office, (248) 855-5007.

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