THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

B'Nai Moshe Men's Club

ART
EXHIBIT &
AUCTION

'

Sat., Jan. 24, 7:30 P.M.
at

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for Tickets & Info
call 548-9000

Alan Yost Named Director
of Adat Shalom Youth Dept.

Alan Yost has been
named youth director for
Adat Shalom Synagogue, it
was announced by R9chelle
Lupovitch, chairman of the
youth commission.
Yost has been involved in
efforts on behalf of Jewish
youth for the past 12 years.
He has served as camp
counselor, youth adviser ;

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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE

Hebrew Benevolent Society

For the election of the Board of Directors will take
place on Thursday evening, January 22, 1981, at
8:30 P.M., at their building, 26640 Greenfield
Road, Oak Park, Mich.

The following names have been placed in nomina-
tion: -

Hillel L. Abrams
Leonard Ante!
Isadore Averbuch
George Bass
Norman Blake
Charles S. Blondy
Samuel Brezner
Harry E. Citrin
Meyer I. Cooper
Morris Dorn
Jerome G. Friedman
Leo B. Furst
Ben Grant
Eric Greenbaum
Ernest E. Greenfield
Samuel P. Havis
David Hermelin
Earl Jacobs
Paul Jacobs
Hyman Karp
Herbert W. Kaufman
Samuel A. Kayne
Jerome W. Kelman
Joseph M. Korman
Harry Laker
Irving Laker
Philip Langwald
Joseph Lee

Louis Levine
William I. Liberson
Hyman Lipsitz
Myron L. Milgrom
Edward Miller
Solomon G. Miller
Herbert Mitnick
Jacob Nosanchuk
Jack Peitz
Judge Joseph J. Pernick
Harry Portner
Samuel S. Portner
Seymour Rabinowitz
Seymour S. Ribiat
Allan Rosenberg
Nathan Samet
I. William Sherr
Mors _ e Shiffman
David Silver
Harry L. Silverman
Isadore Silverman
A. M. Silverstein
Phillip Stollman
Louis P. Topor
William Valensky
Ben Weisman
Lincoln Welton
Sanford L. Wolok

Other nominations can be made in the form of a
petition by 30 members in good standing, and
presented to the President at least three days
before the meeting.

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Friday, January 16, 1981 29

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summer program director
for the Jewish Community
Center and was director of
adult and camping services
at the Jewish Community
Center of Houston, Tex.
He has been a profes-
sional in Jewish communal
service for the past seven
Years.
Yost earned a BA de-
gree from Wayne State
University in 1972. He
earned a MA degree and
Master of Education in
guidance and counseling
at WSU.
He served as a field work
instructor, for the graduate
schools of social work at the
University of Michigan,
Wayne State University
and the University of Hous-
ton, Tex. He is a former offi-
cer in the Jewish Center
Workers Association.

JANUARY 31 1981

In the Main Sanctuary

CANTOR DAVID BAGLEY
IN CONCERT

of

Liturgical-Yiddish-Hassidic-And Operatic Music
Accompanied At The Piano By Dr. Shalom Kalib

Kaniuk Character
Patterned After
Judean Queen

Yoram Kaniuk's new
novel, "The Story of Aunt
Shlomozion the Great"
(Harper and Row) is domi-
nated by the larger-than-
life central character who
resembles her namesake,
an imperious queen who
once ruled Judea.
Aunt Shlomozion em-
bodies the past; her father
was one of the first Jewish
landowners of Tel Aviv and
her mother was from an old
family of Jewish mystics.
She treats everyone (with
the exception of her father
and her husband) with
scorn and derision for fail-
ing to live up to the
standards of her majestic
background.
A nephew, Aminadav,
serves as the novel's nar-
rator. It is Aminadav who
tries to unravel the intri-
cate web that binds the lives
of his parents, uncles, aunts
and cousins to this ruthless,
yet engaging woman who
evokes a mixture of awe and
fear.
Kaniuk's previous books
include "Adam Resur-
rected," "The Acrophile,"
"Himmo, King of
Jerusalem," and "Rockin-
ghorse."

JTA Director

NEW YORK (JTA) —
Frank Wundohl, editor of
the Jewish Exponent of
Philadelphia since May
1973, has been elected to the
board of directors of the
Jewish Telegraphic
Agency.

8:30 P.M.

DR. HOWARD DUBIN

General Chairman

MARTIN BRUSELOFF —MAX NOSANCHUK

Co-Chairmen

Patrons

Norman Blake
Harold Cantor
Dr. Manuel Feldman
Morrey Fenkell
Samuel Geller
Dr. Eric Gordon
Dr. Abraham Grant

Larry Guttenberg
Jerome Helfman
Nate Harris
Leonard S. Herman
Paul Jacobs
Paul Kales
Irwin Kasoff

Gerald Usher
William Liberson
Abram Medow
Larry Rogers
David Silver
Dr. Wm. Stoler
Louis Weber
Mark Weitz

Program Committee

George Rossman, Chairman

Louis Weber
Co-Chairman

Leonard S. Herman
Lofty Partovich

PUBLIC INVITED

Maynard Feldman
Co-Chairman

Fredell Whiteman
Allan Rosenberg

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