B'nai B'rith Honors
Peter Karmanos

Peter Karmanos Jr., chairman and chief executive officer and a co-founder
of Compuware Corporation, will receive B'nai B'rith's 1997 Great Amer-

ican Traditions Award Tuesday, Nov. 4, at the Westin Hotel, Renais-
sance Center, Detroit.
In 1995, Pete Karmanos, in memory of his first wife, provided the
largest single gift to fight cancer ever in the state of Michigan. The Met-
ropolitan Detroit cancer community is now housed under the name Bar-
bara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute.
Revenue from the dinner will help fund the award-winning youth serv-
ing agencies of B'nai B'rith which service teen-agers in the B'nai B'rith
Youth Organization and college students who participate in the Hillel
Foundations on more than 450 campuses throughout the United States.
Ticket prices are $200 per person and $2,000 per table of 10. For in-
formation, call the B'nai B'rith Foundation, (248) 855-5255, or fax, (248)
855-8761.

Peter Karmanos Jr.

Campaign Names
Its Chairmen

Harold Blumenstein will join
Susan Citrin as chairman of
the 1998 Allied Jewish Cam-

paItm

Mr. Blumensthin is a
member of Federation's
Board of Governors and its
executive committee. He
chaired two Campaign ma-
jor gifts divisions and is a for-
mer member of Federation's
Long-Range Planning De-
velopment Committee. He
co-chairs Federation's Over-
sight Committee for the Im-
Harold Blumenstein
plementation of the Strategic
Plan and sits on the Real Es-
tate and Property Manage-
ment Committee.
Ms. Citrin also is a mem-
ber of Federation's Board of
Governors and its executive
committee and a participant
in its Paul Zuckerman Cam-
paign Leadership Series. She
has served as vice president
of the United Jewish Foun-
dation and has taken leader-
ship roles in the national
Susan Citrin
United Jewish Appeal.

Young Adult Division
Installs Board

Sari Cicurel and Aaron Sherbin

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Jewish Detroit Tigers relief pitcher Jose Bautista signed
autographs at a recent Ruach program sponsored by the
Jewish Community Council for Council and Jewish
Federation employees at the Max M. Fisher Building.

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A large contingent of Michigan Jewish War Veterans and
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Parade. Shown are U.S. Rep. Sander Levin with State
JWV Commander Marshall and Ladies Auxiliary State
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Sari Cicurel was installed as president of the Jewish
Federation Young Adult Division at its annual event
at Wabeek Country Club.
Installed with her were: Eric Gould, president-elect,
Emily Jampel, Jennifer L. Mattler and Josh Mondry,
officers; Ellen Berlin, Michelle Cohen, Betsy Moss,
David Nacht, Josh Opperer, Steve Rotenberg, Stacey
Schwartz and paul Silverman, executive board.
Outgoing President Aaron Sherbin was named ad-
viser to the executive board. Re-elected to the YAD
board of directors were: David Altman, Rabbi Josh Ben-
nett, Marci Benson, Jay Dubrinsky, Peter Ellenson,
Dawn Faxon, Danielle Hack, David Jacobson, Lisa
Leib, Sandy Rockind, Eli Saulson, Jeff Schwartz, Jen-
nifer Silverman, Caryn Weingarden and Hilary Zales.
Newly named to the board were Lisa Barson, Jon
Dwoskin, Ira Schlussel, Nancy Singer and Donna
Traub.

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