40 Friday, April 71, 1983
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Ellen Labes Nominated to Lead
Federation's Women's Division
Ellen Labes has been
nominated as president of
the Jewish Welfare Federa-
tion Women's Division,
whose 37th annual meeting
will take place at 10 a.m.
May 12 at Cong. Shaarey
Zedek. Nomination is tan-
tamount to election.
The program, "Federa-
tion is the Symphony, You
are the Music," will feature
a musical trio led by Julius
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Nominees for vice
president include Susan
Citrin, Marlene Borman,
Dolores Farber and
Janice Schwartz. Diane
F. Klein has been nomi-
nated as recording secre-
tary and Linda Lee as
corresponding secretary.
Nominated as represen-
tative to the Federation
Board of Governors are
Carolyn Greenberg and
Dulcie Rosenfeld.
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Chajes, conductor of the
Jewish Center Symphony,
as well as a tribute to the
division's volunteers.
Election and installation
of officers will take place,
with outgoing president
Jane Sherman presiding.
Shelby Tauber heads the
nominating committee. A
bylaws revision will be
submitted by committee
chairman Janet Levine. All
contributors to the 1983 Al-
lied Jewish Campaign
through the Women's Di-
vision are invited to partici-
pate.
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ELLEN LABES
reen Hermelin, Janet
Levine, Gayle Burstein,
Joyce Sherman, Sharon
Taylor and Geri Lester. Ma-
rian Kantor was nominated
to fill a vacated term.
Lea Field, Rosalie Kol-
bert, Helen Naimark and
Ruth Wayne were nomi-
nated to the Advisory Serv-
ice Council for a first term of
three years, while Freida
Nominated to the board of Avrunin, Celia Broder,
Vera Kahn, Golda Krolik,
directors for an additional
three-year term are Mar- Mary Lakoff, Tillie
lene Borman, Harriet Mossman, Bess Orecklin,
Dunsky, Joan Goldrath, Helen Rice and Rebecca
Linda Lee, Sally Levy, Sanders were nominated for
additional three-year
Janice Schwartz, Evelyn terms.
Silverman and Barbara
Paid reservations must be
Stollman. Nominated to the
made
by May 5. For infor-
board for a first term of
mation, call Federation
three years are Sally
Krugel, Dolores Farber, Do- Women's Division. 965-
3939.
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Avshalom Katz to Entertain
at Day School Fund Raiser
Avshalom Katz will pro-
vide entertainment at the
25th anniversary fund-
raising dinner for Hillel
Day School scheduled May 1
at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Cocktails will be served at 6
p.m. The Bill Meyers Group
will provide music for danc-
ing.
Katz was born in Argen-
tina and immigrated to Is-
rael in 1962. He was edu-
cated at the Haifa Academy
of Music. While in the army,
he participated in the rab-
binical choir of Israel's De-
fense Force.
He later appeared profes-
sionally on many radio and
television programs in Is-
rael, and has since per-
formed throughout the
United States, South
America, Mexico, Australia
For information, call Be-
rtha Chomsky, assistant di-
vision director, 965-3939.
Handleman Prize
to Be Awarded
NEW YORK — Dr. Ed-
ward Teller, nuclear physi-
cist; Dr. Arno A. Penzias, a
Nobel laureate; and Nathan
J. Rapoport, sculptor; will
receive the Joseph Handle-
man Prizes from the Jewish
Academy of Arts and Sci-
ences on May 11.
Dr. Abraham I. Katsh,
president of the academy,
said that prizes of $1,000
would be presented to the
three.
Katz is presently a music
teacher at several Jewish
day schools and director of
an adult choir.
For information or reser-
vations, call the day school,
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Career Women
Profile Careers
Coordinated by Career
Women steering committee
member Karen Keidan and
Renee Wohl, director of
Midrasha-College of Jewish
Studies, the panel of profes-
sional and businesswomen
will discuss their career ex-
periences, as well as career
options and changes. The
program will be followed by
an audience question-and-
answer period. Reserva-
tions are required and there
is a charge. It begins with
10:30 a.m. brunch.
Katz came to the United
States in 1973 for the sole
purpose of bringing
Hasidic and Israeli music
to the Jewish youth of
America. In addition to
singing, he is a pianist,
accordionist, composer,
arranger and chorale di-
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"Profiles in Careers" is
the topic of the Career
Women Lecture Series final
program for the 1982-1983
season, sponsored by the
Jewish Welfare Federation
Women's Division on Sun-
day at United Hebrew
Schools.
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