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elcome to Sunrise Assisted Living, a place where
families expect the best of care. Here, we promise
a full spectrum of assisted living services—from
light support to daily comprehensive assistance, including
medication supervision and incontinence management.
Compassionate caregivers offer gentle support tailored
to individual needs and preferences in the warmth and
comfort of a gracious home.

Researcher Focus:
Suing Henry Ford

The Rabbi Leo M. Franklin Archives
of Temple Beth El will host Victoria
Saker Woeste, senior research fellow,
American Bar
Foundation,
Chicago, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, May
14, at the temple.
Her topic, the
result of research
into the Henry
Ford-Aaron Sapiro
lawsuit of 1927,
Woeste
will be "Suing
Henry Ford: Anti-
Semitism and Law in Modern
America."
In the mid-1920s, Henry Ford
was the defendant in a libel lawsuit.
Lawyer Aaron Sapiro took Ford to
trial seeking $1 million in damages
after Ford's newspaper, the Dearborn
Independent-, published articles
accusing Sapiro and other Jews of
conspiring to gain control of
American agriculture, perpetrating
Bolshevism and Communism and
attempting to subvert American
democracy.
Woeste will discuss the trial, the
legal and political issues it raised and
new evidence revealing the behind-
the-scenes events that led to the con-
clusion.
Cost of the event is $8. For reser-
vations, make checks payable and
mail to Franklin Archives, Temple
Beth El, 7400 Telegraph, Bloomfield
Hills, MI 48301. For information,
call Holly Teasdle,- (248) 851-1100.

With life-enriching activities, caring staff, beautiful
interiors and a delicious selection of three meals a day
and snacks, the Sunrise experience is of great value
to seniors and their families.

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Beth El Students
Are Honored

The 2003 graduating class of
Temple Beth El will be honored at
Shabbat services Friday, May 16, at
7:30 p.m.
Graduates include Casey Marie
Anbender, Jennifer Bass, Tracy Anne
Berger, Hayley Renee Dreyfuss, Jay
Steven Hall, Alexander Nathan
Halpern, Sarri Ann Keller, Heather
Elyse Kerwin, Marissa Erin Lowen,
Meara Jaye MacWilliams, Jonathon
Craig Meckler Miller, Blair
Elizabeth Nosan, Rachel Alyse
Phillips, Caryn Russman and
William Harry Slatkin.
An oneg Shabbat sponsored by
the parents of the graduates will fol-
low the services.

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