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The Agency for Jewish Education-
Midrasha will offer conversational
Hebrew classes, including a new
class for total beginners. New stu-
dents will be assessed and placed by
the instructor.
Classes will meet at the Midrasha,
21550 West 12 Mile, Southfield.
There is a fee. For information, call
Nira Lev, (248) 354-1050.
Advanced Hebrew students,
teachers of Hebrew and people wish-
ing to practice and develop their
Hebrew comprehension skills are
invited to join the advanced Hebrew
language and literature classes.
Classes will Meet Sundays, 11 a.m.-1
p.m., and Wednesday, 10 a.m.-noon.
There is a fee. For information,
call Nira Lev.

Rabbi Saperstein
At Temple Beth El

Rabbi David Saperstein, director of
the Religious Action Center of
Reform Judaism, will be the speaker
at 8 p.m. Shabbat services and grad-
uation ceremonies Friday, May 21,
at Temple Beth El.
The temple's 1999 Theodore and
Mina Bargman Scholar, Saperstein
will speak on "Walk the Talk:
Applying Jewish Values to
Contemporary Life."
Rabbi Saperstein has served as
RAC director for more than 25
years. Responsible for advocacy on a
range of social justice issues and for
providing programmatic materials to
synagogues, federations and Jewish
community relations councils, RAC
coordinates programs training 2,000
Jewish adults, youth, rabbinic and
lay leaders each year.
Saperstein co-chairs the Coalition
ro Preserve Religious Liberty, corn-
prised of 60 national Catholic,
Protestant, Jewish and educational
groups opposing school prayer
amendments and legislation.
Also an attorney, Saperstein
teaches seminars in First
Amendment church-state law and
Jewish law at the Georgetown
University Law School. He has
authored or edited six books, the
most recent being Jewish Dimensions

of Social Justice: Tough Choices of Our
Time.

Assisted Living Residence

Waltonwood of Royal Oak

Grand Opening

OPEN HOUSE

May 15 & 16
1-5 p.m.

Older adults needing daily assistance can experience gracious
living in a secure setting. Our charming Assisted Living residence
features courteous staff to assist with personal needs, nutritious
meals in an elegant dining room and tastefully furnished apart-
ments. We offer a variety of quality services to bring out the best
in life. For more information, call (248) 549-6400.

Conveniently located on the
northwest corner of Thirteen Mile
and Woodward (across from
William Beaumont Hospital).

3450 W. Thirteen Mile Road
Royal Oak, MI 48073

Check out these benefits:
Private studio and one-bedroom apartments
O Porches, bay windows and other distinctive features
rffli Housekeeping and linens provided
O Activities and outings
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O Beauty shop, gift shop and more
LJ Licensed home for the aged.

Visit other distinctive

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Waltonwood communities,

offering the finest in independent

living and assisted living.

Call today for a personal tour.

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Rochester Hills
3250 Walton Blvd.

Novi (Opening soon)
27475 Huron Circle

(248) 375-2500

(248) 735 1500

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Canton
2000 N. Canton Center Road
(734) 844-3060

Waltonwood Services

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