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The Soviet Jewry Committee
of the ‘Jewish Community Council
Solidarity Freedom
Concert
Wednesday, May 20, 1987 - 8:00 In The Evening
ADAT SHALOM SYNAGOGUE
29901 Middlebelt Road, Farmington Hills
FEATURING A RECITAL BIV THE RENOWNED PIANIST
Emanuel Ax
Emanuel Ax is hailed as one of the most remarkable pianists of his
generation, having won the first Artur Rubinstein International Piano
Competition at Tel Aviv in 1974. He has performed with virtually every
major orchestra in the United States, including the Detroit Symphony,
and has delighted audiences throughout the world.
I/we would be delighted to attend the Solidarity Freedom Concert on May 20, 1987.
Name
Address
City
Phone
State _ Zip
Please make checks payable to the Soviet Jewry Committee and mail with
your ticket order to 163 Madison, Detroit, Michigan 48226. All contributions are
tax deductible.
Reservation deadline May 11, 1987.
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Friday, May 1, 1987
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Lillian Rubinoff
give the keynote address at
the Sunday evening banquet.
There will be workshops
covering Jewish family liv-
ing, adult education, pro-
gramming, music, Torah
Fund and a presidents' lead-
ership meeting.
Featured will be a morning
Shaharit service and a musi-
cal presentation by the
Michigan Branch Chorale.
lillomen's League Installs
Kaftan As President
Invites 9bu 'To Our
Enclosed is my check for $
$25 tickets
(includes afterglow and reserved seats)
$10 tickets
Marjorie Saulson, president
of Michigan Branch of
Women's League for Conser-
vative Judaism, announces
that delegates from 13 Con-
servative sisterhoods will
convene at Cong. of Moses,
Kalamazoo, on May 17-18.
Judy Davis is President of
the hostess sisterhood. The
theme for the conference is
"For Everything There Is A
Season And A Time."
Conference Chairman
Charlotte Nussbaum reports
that educational programs
are being planned covering
all facets of sisterhood activi-
ties.
National Consultant from
Women's League will be Lil-
lian (Billie) Rubinoff, an at-
torney from Philadelphia,
Pa., who has had a long-time
involvement of service to the
Conservative movement and
the Jewish Theological Semi-
nary.
She has been national
chairman of Torah Fund-
Residence Halls; wills and
bequests; parliamentary pro-
cedure; and is currently
long-range planning national
chairman. Ms. Rubinoff will
Carole Kaftan will be in-
stalled as president of the
League of Jewish Women's
Organizations at its annual
installation meeting at 12:15
p.m. Thursday at Cong. B'nai
Moshe.
Officers to be installed with
her are: Charlotte Edelheit,
Irene Rodman, Jeannie
Weiner, Annette Meskin,
Charlotte Nussbaum, vice
presidents; Lillian Nacmani,
treasurer; Ruth Yost, finan-
cial secretary; Marilyn Mer-
dler, recording secretary;
Michelle Harris, correspond-
ing secretary; Gertrude
Brainiri and Ruth Kimmel,
mailing secretaries.
Nikolai and Ludmila Lum-
berg, Russian Jews who are
making their home in De-
troit, will entertain. A profes-
sional flutist, Lemberg was
graduated from the Moscow
State Conservatory. While in
Russia, he was the principal
flutist for the Moscow Opera
Orchestra and the Moscow
Radio and Television Sym-
phony Orchestra.
Mrs. Lemberg played piano
with the Moscow Philhar-
monic Orchestra. Te Lem-
bergs have organized a
classical music school in the
Detroit area.
Carole Kaftan
There is a nominal charge.
Coffee and dessert will be
served.
Women's Network
Meeting Planned
Michigan
Professional
Women's Network will have
a dinner meeting May 11 at
the Troy Hilton, beginning at
5:30 p.m. "Time Manage-
ment" will be discussed.
For reservations, contact
Pat Cunningham, 258-8822,
by Wednesday.