ZOAIS MAKING A DIFFERENCE FO ISRAFLANO THFAEWISH PEOPLE
ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF AMERICA-MICHIGAN REGION
married for nearly 40 years to
Sylvia, a former librarian at the
Canadian National Film Library
at Canada House in London,
England, and a retired assistant
office administrator. Their fam-
ily includes daughter Shimon,
a Tampa head-hunter married
to Rich Maddock, a high school
teacher and football coach, and
their children, Ryan, 10, and
Jordan, 4; Chava, a nurse-educator
in Orlando, whose partner, Lance,
is an artist; and son Zachary, who
works for Outside In, a social ser-
vice nonprofit in Portland, Ore.,
serving low-income adults and
homeless youth.
"Stephen's impressive credentials
and experience at leading museums
will serve the Holocaust Memorial
Center Zekelman Family Campus
and the community extremely well;'
said HMC board president Gary
Karp. I1
HMC 25th
Anniversary
Dinner Sunday
The Holocaust Memorial
Center Zekelman Family
Campus is holding its
25th Anniversary Dinner
at 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct.18,
at Congregation Shaarey
Zedek in Southfield. Guest
speaker is the Hon. Irwin
Cotler, a Canadian member
of Parliament. Cotler is a
former attorney general
of Canada as well as a law
professor, constitutional and
comparative law scholar,
international human rights
lawyer, counsel to prisoners
of conscience, NGO head,
a public intellectual and a
peace activist. He has spoken
recently on anti-Semitism in
the world today.
Reservations are
requested. Regular tickets
are $200 each, or $2,000
for a table of 10. Patron
tickets are $300, and a
patron table of 10 is $3,000.
Sponsorship opportunities
are still available. For tickets
or details, contact Selma
Silverman, (248) 553-2400,
ext.12, or selma.silverman®
holocaustcenter.org .
JOIN US AT THE 76th ANNUAL
BALFOUR CELEBRATION
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Sunday, October 25 e 7:00 P.M.
Congregation Shaarey Zedek, Southfield, MI
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General Admission $50
Student Admission $20 with student I.D.
Safam, the Boston based six-man band, has dominated Jewish music in America with
their"Jewish-American Sound"since 1974.0ften copied, never duplicated,they are originals.
Safam songs have become a fabric of our Jewish lives. Songs like Leaving Mother Russia,
Amnesty,Just Another Foreigner, and Nachamu Ami by group composers Joel Sussman and
Robbie Solomon have become classics and have kept Safam at the forefront of the Jewish
music scene.
Salamis music covers the wide breadth of American musical styles while maintaining a
decidedly Jewish flavor. Safam creates a tapestry of music with an eclectic approach that
reaches out to Jews of all ages and denominations.Through its music, humor, passion and
sensitivity, Safam instills in its audiences a sense of pride about being Jewish in America.
Safam has already earned a vital place in mainstream Jewish-American culture.
Laughter and tears - singing and dancing - nostalgia and hope are among the whirlwind
of emotional reactions that one experiences during a Safam concert.
Safam remains for me one of the most vital and
important Jewish musical groups on the scene today.
I am particularly impressed with the respect they
have for the Jewish musical tradition while leading
the way for an 'American sound" to be part of the
mix, Kol hakavod!
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Since the Boston based group formed in 1974,
American Jewish Music has never been the
same. The music of Safam has prompted
people to make aliyah, join Jewish youth
groups or simply dance for joy. This American
Jewish Supergroup is at the top of its game.
Cantor Jacob Ben Zion Mendelson
President, Cantors Assembly
- The Baltimore Jewish Times
JOIN US IN CELEBRATING THIS YEAR'S BALFOUR HONOREES
DR. MARCY BOROFSKY AND DR. MARGO WOLL
CHECK OUT
OUR NEW WEBSITE
www.mi zoa.org
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For information
ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF AMERICA, MICHIGAN REGION
6735 Telegraph Rd., Suite 350, Bloomfield Hills, Mt 48301 halfour2009@mizoa.org
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