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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, April 18, 1969-17

Seminary Patrons Cite B. Goldberg

Ben Goldberg (left)
accepts a gold-tooled
album of appreciation
for his life charter
Membership in the Jew-
ish Theological Semin-
ary's National Patrons
Society, an organization

begun in 1958 to pro-
vide a core of tested

leadership for seminary
efforts throughout the
nation. The presentation
was made by Rabbi

Leonard S. Callan
(tight) at the home of

Saul Waldman, on April 11`.
L Morris Karbal (cen-
ter) is chairman of the Detroit Committee for the Greater Seminary.

Community Leaders Join in Honoring
Rabbi Lehrman at Seminary Event

Leading community personalities! inary services that have become
and noted officials joined in honor- ! a boon to American Jewry.

ing \ Rabbi Moses Lehrman at a I The seminary's vast programs
spec‘al function arranged by the are an answer to the materialism
Friends of the Jewish Theological of our time, Rabbi Routtenberg de-
Seminary at Town and Country , dared, outlining the directions pur-
Club, Tuesday afternoon.
sued by the seminary leaders in
The event was a prelude to the establishing codes of action and
in
creating leadership to guide the
r
awarding of the honorary doctor
of divinity degree to be given I I Jewish communities.
Arthur Boschan who heads the
Rabbi Lehrman of Cong. Bnai seminary committee of Bnai
Moshe this June in New York. I Moshe, presided at the gathering.
Mayors Norman Feder of South-; Participants in the program in-
field and Joseph Forbes of Oak' eluded Mitchell Feldman, Theo-
Park and Bernard Klein, speaking; dore Curtis and Mel Weisz, and
for Detroit's Mayor Jerome Cava- there were greetings from many
nagh, greeted Rabbi and Mrs. national leaders who sent mes-
Lehrman and participated in the I sages of congratulation to Rabbi
encomia for the rabbi and his Lehrman.
In his response, Rabbi Lehr-
wife, both of whom had become
man recalled his student years
endeared here in the more than
20 years' residence and service
at the seminary and told of the
immensity of the seminary's in-
in Detroit.
Rabbi Max J. Routtenberg of
fluence and the loyalties he and
Rockville Centre, N.Y., who
his fellow graduates have for
spoke briefly at the reception,
their alma mater.
brought the greetings of the fac-
Increased support for the sem-
ulty of the seminary of which inary was urged, and there were
Rabbi Lehrman is an alumnus many contributions towards the
and described the multiple sem- seminary fund from the gathered
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Cantors Institute
to Honor Klein

The Jewish Theological Semin-
ary will confer upon Cantor Louis
Klein of Cong. Bnai Moshe the
status of Honorary Fellow the Can-
tors Institute at seminary com-
mencement exercises in June.
Conferral of this honor was rec-
ommended b
the faculty of the
Cantors Institute
in consult at io
with the Cantors
Assembly and
was voted on by
. Pb'
the board of di
rectors of the
seminary.
Rabbi Mos es
Lehrman of- Bnai
Moshe will re- Cantor Klein
ceive an honorary doctor of divin-
ity degree at the same exercises
3:30 p.m. June 8 at the Park Ave-
nue Synagogue, New York City.

Brevities

GROSSE POINTE ROTARY's
14th annual Antique Show-Sale
April 25-27 at the War Memorial
Center, will have more outstand-
ing antique specialists from more
different cities and states than
ever before, according to an an-
nouncement by Clarence Wascher,
chairman of this year's show.
These will be several leading deal-
ers who specialize in the hard-to-
find replacement parts and match-
ing items collectors and antique
hobbyists constantly search for.
Mrs. Arthur Fishman of Oak Park
is an exhibitor. Grosse Pointe Ro-
tary depends on its annual antique
show to raise funds for civic pro-
jects, one of which will further
implement an anti-drug program
among youth.

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Ever since PA UL MAURIAT first
touched the piano at the age of
four, he has been wedded to a
musical life. The French recording
star brings his group of 30 musi-
cians to the Masonic Auditorium,
May 3. The musical youth was
struck by the new rhythmic forms
which jazz represented and by the
time he was 17, his musical sights
were set on combining his classical
training with the improvisational
freedom of jazz. In 1966, after a
successful career in Paris as a
conductor and arranger for many
French stars, Mauriat formed his
first orchestra.

EUGENE ORMANDY, who leads
the PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
in concert at Masonic Auditorium,
8:20 p.m., Wednesday, has led the
ensemble for 33 years, the longest
tenure held by the leader of any
major American orchestra. From
the time he assumed leadership in
1936, he has brought new glories to
the orchestra, not the least of
which is the unque "Eugene
Ormandy-Philadelphia Orchestra
Sound."
▪ a a
GUY LOMBARDO and the
ROYAL CANADIANS, who come to
the Masonic Auditorium, May 10,
feature French-Belgian singing
star, Tonia Bern-Campbell, and
handsome vocalist Tony Cointreau.
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A specialized exhibition of equip-
ment for the hotel and catering in-
dustries will take place in Tel
Aviv Oct. 5-10. The event is spon-
sored by the ministry of tourism
and by YE RID HAMIZRACH
LTD., Tel. Aviv's trade fair estab-
lishment. During the trade fair,
seminars and study meetings cov-
ering a number of aspects of the
hotel industry will take place.
Local achievements in this field
include planning and management
services already exported to other
countries.

Club Plots Mystery Trip

The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Cong.
Beth Abraham is making plans for
the annual mystery trip, April 26.
For information, call Margaret
Fishman, EL 6-8365, or Donna
Green, 538-0183.

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