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Robert A. and Robyn Weitman, left, attended the Jewish National Fund
Masada Mission last month. Pictured with them are: Jay Yoskowitz,
national field director for JNF, third from left, and Avraham Kalman,
director of the American Desk of JNF.
Helen Zuckerman hosted a reception in advance of the Israel Bond
Professional Health Services Division's Maimonides Awards dinner
honoring Dr. Jerome Horwitz, seated left, and Dr. Michael Brennan,
seated right. Pictured at the reception which netted $775,000 in Israel
Bond purchases are, standing, from left: Dr. Arthur Lieberman, Dr. Arieh
Plotkin and Dr. William Leuchter.
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Saxophonist Kenny G
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Kenny G, saxophonist, will
entertain at the B'nai B'rith
Great American Tradition
Award dinner honoring
Joseph E. Antonini, chair-
man and chief executive of-
ficer of the Kmart Corp., on
Thursday Dec. 1 at the Westin
Hotel.
Kenny G (real name
Gorelick) began his profes-
sional career as soloist in
Barry White's Love
Unlimited Orchestra. He
later joined a local band call-
ed "Cold, Bold and Together."
He attended the University
of Washington, majoring in
accounting and was
graduated magna cum laude
and earned a Phi Betta Kap-
pa key, but continued with his
music. He worked as a
sideman with Liberace,
Johnny Mathis, the Spinners
and Diahnn Carroll.
After college, Kenny G was
hired by Jeff Lorber to join his
Portland-based band, the Jeff
Lorber Fusion. He spent four
years with him and in the
Kenny G
process, Arista Records made
him an offer to do a solo
album. In 1982 "Kenny G"
was released.
In 1987, Kenny G perform-
ed "Songbird" an instrumen-
tal on "The Tonight Show."
He then played it on the
"Oprah Winfrey Show" and
on "The Late Show."
"Songbird" made the Top 10
as an instrumental single.
For information and reser-
vations, call B'nai B'rith,
552-8070.