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Lessons from Jewish Tradition," as she
discusses how Judaism encourages
involvement in the political process.
Program sponsors include: the Jewish
Community Council; the Federation's
Alliance for Jewish Education; the law
offices of Robert Rollinger PC; Lionel
Margolis; Emery Klein; David Victor;
the Michigan Coalition on the
Environment and Jewish Life; and
B'nai B'rith Great Lakes Region.
Place and Time
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on October 24, from 3 to 6 p.m.
Food and Entertainment
HMC Hosts Dinner
To RSVP or for directions, call today at
(248) 353-2810
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Daniel Goldhagen, author, will be the
speaker at the Holocaust Memorial
Center anniversary dinner 5 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 17, at the Marriott Hotel
in Detroit's Renaissance Center.
Dinner chair is Gary Shiffman. This
year's honoree is Alan Zekelman,
HMC's immediate past president. Dr.
Michael Treblin is current president.
Dinner tickets are $200 and $300.
For information, call Selma Silverman,
(248) 553-2400, ext. 12.
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DOUATE USED BOOKS
all kinds...books on tape, records, videos, CDs & DDDs
drive-thru & drop-off
Colossal Collection:
Sundagy, Oct. 17, llam-lpm
Larry and Mary Epstein will be the
honorees at the Temple Beth El State of
Israel Bonds Tribute Dinner, 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 9.
The Epsteins will receive the State of
Israel Declaration of Independence
Award. Guest speaker will be Dr. Ralph
Nurnberger, an authority on the
Middle East.
Larry Epstein is president of Pressed
Paperboard Technologies, LLC. He is
first vice president of Temple Beth El
and previously served as chair of the
fund-raising and religious school com-
mittees.
Max M. Fisher Jewish Federation Building
6735 Telegraph Road (south of Maple), Bloomfield Rills
Colossal Collections Tlov. 14, Dec. 12, Feb. 6, March 13, and April 17
Jewish Community Center
Bldg.
15110 W. Ten mile, Oak Park
Tuesdays 9am-3ptex
ann.
Wednesdays S-ciptit
248-967-4030
Man M. Fisher
Jewish Federation Bldg.
A life member of the Temple Beth El
Brotherhood, he is a member of the
board of the National Conference for
Community and Justice. He is an
active member of the Great Lakes Yacht
Club.
Mary Epstein has served Beth El as a
life member of the Sisterhood and is a
past Sisterhood board member. She is
6735 Telegraph Road
Bloomfield Rills
Mon.-Thurs. 10am-4pra
248-723-8860
to schedule pick up for large donations or to volunteer:
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248-291-1235
www.lauretparkplace.net
a community service project, proceeds to benefit education,
donations tax deductible as allowed by law
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The Lifelong Learning program of the
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit's Alliance for Jewish Education
will offer a new advanced beginning
lunch and learn conversational Hebrew
class for those who have basic knowl-
edge in the Hebrew language.
The class, taught by Nira Lev,
Hebrew language specialist of the AJE,
will meet weekly 12:15-1:15 p.m.
Thursdays, beginning Oct. 21, at the
Max M. Fisher Federation Building,
Bloomfield Township.
Students interested in other levels of
conversational Hebrew can still join
one of the classes in progress. The cost
of the course includes all materials. To
register or for information, call Marion
Bronstein, (248) 642-4260.
Forum Theme: U.S. Aid
PNAI (Parents of North American
Israelis) will host Dr. Wilbert Simkovitz
1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19, at the Max
M. Fisher Federation Building,
Bloomfield Township. His topic will be
"What does the United States receive
for aid given to Israel?"
Dr. Simkovitz is a Clawson-based
practicing attorney, a licensed engineer
and author of a NATO agreement as a
U.S. official. He was the first American
to work inside the Israel Defense Forces
headquarters.
The meeting is open to the commu-
nity at no charge. Refreshments will be
served. For information, call Shoshana
Wolok, (248) 968-2611.
Cardiac Care For Women
additional drop-off sites:
Sarah & Ralph Davidson
Radassah Rouse
S030 Orchard Lake Road
West Bloomfield
8am-3pm
248-683-S030
also a member of the temple's music
committee and choir. She is a life mem-
ber of Hadassah and supports the
Detroit Institute of Arts and the
Detroit Symphony Orchestra. She
studies at the Birmingham Bloomfield
Art Center.
For dinner information, call Israel
Bonds, (248) 352-6555.
Learn To Converse
Come in your favorite costume. We will be awarding prizes for
the most creative attire and serving complimentary appetizers
and refreshments.
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New medical research and develop-
ments related to changing cardiac
care and treatment for women will
be the center of discussion at a
Friday, Oct. 22, educational forum
sponsored by the Jewish Women's
Foundation in partnership with the
Ministrelli Women's Heart Center of
William Beaumont Hospital.
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