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Friday, November 8, 1985

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You are cordially invited
to attend the Grand Opening Celebration
of the JOSEPH HUR GALLERY
Saturday, November Sixteenth, 1985
at 7;30 p.m.

In Honor of this occasion,
nationally acclaimed artist

DOM MINGOLLA

will be present to introduce
his exhibition of watercolors
and acrylics titled

"COLOR IN MOTION"

Complimentary Hors D'oeuvres and Champagne
will be served

JOSEPH HUR GALLERY

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(in the Orchard Mall)
West Bloomfield, MI 48033
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Gallery Hours
Monday-Saturday
10 am-8 pm

Pictured at the recent State of Israel Bonds Professional Health
Services Division event, which netted $776,000 for Bonds, are,
seated, from left; Reva Rosenfeld, Abbie Ben Ari and Alice Ragins;
and standing, from left, Dr. Sanford Rosenfeld, Dr. Hershel
Sandberg, Dr. Mark Goldberg and Dr. Abner Ragins.

Michigan Attorney General
Frank J. Kelley will receive Is-
rael's Eleanor Roosevelt
Humanities Medal at a dinner
sponsored by the Metro Detroit
Attorneys Division for State of
Israel Bonds at 6:30 p.m. Nov.
17 at Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Guest speaker will be U.S.
Sen. Edward M. ("Ted") Ken-
nedy (D-Mass.). Gov. James J.
Blanchard, honorary chairman
of the dinner, will make the
award presentation to Kelley on
behalf of Israel Bonds.
Honorary co-chairmen are
Michigan Secretary of State
Richard H. Austin; Michigan
Supreme Court Chief Justice G.
Mennen Williams and Justice
James Brickley; Michigan Court
of Appeals Chief Justice Robert
J. Danhoff; Lt. Gov. Martha
Griffiths; Gov. William G. Mil-
liken; U.S. Sens. Carl M. Levin
and Donald W. Riegle; and De-
troit Mayor Coleman A. Young.
Dinner chairman is Stratton
S. Brown. Associate chairmen
are Lawrence Owen; Faylene
Curtis, director, Governor's Spe-
cial Projects; and Stanley Stein-
born, chief assistant attorney
general.
Michigan's 50th attorney gen-
eral, Kelley was born and raised
in Detroit, and attended the
University of Detroit, where he
earned his undergraduate and
law degrees.
For the next three years, Kel-
ley practiced corporation law in
Detroit, and then moved to
Alpena, where he practiced gen-
eral law and served as city at-
torney and county supervisor.
While living in Alpena, he held
many civic and community
organization posts and taught
economics and law at North-
western Michigan Community
College and the University of
Michigan.
He was appointed attorney
general on Jan. 2, 1962, and
was elected to a full term in
November of that year. He has

Frank Kelley

Sen. Edward Kennedy

been re-elected six times since
then.
He is the only Michigan at-
torney general to be elected
president of the National Asso-
ciation of Attorneys General.
Previous awards to Kelley in-