Lansing Shaarey Zedek Dedicated

INTERIOR OF CONG. SHAAREY

ZEDEK, LANSING

Urban Alliance of Detroit Leaders
Spotlights Issues i n City Elections

zations, including all the principal
religious denominations.
Included on the 100-member
board of directors are Lewis Gross-
man, chairman of the Detroit
Chapter, American Jewish Commit-
tee: and Larry Horwitz, adminis-
trative assistant to Congressman
John Conyers, Jr.

The Urban Alliance, a coalition
of leaders from a wide range of
civic groups, has called upon all ,
possible candidates and the entire
community to focus on the critical
questions facing the community on
the eve of Detroit city elections.
"The issues that we feel are of
particular importance on which we
will be seeking each candidate's
specific program are increasing
city revenues through fairer means
of taxation, police-community rela-
tions and more direct and mean-
ingful participation by all citizens
in government through such pro:
A $300,000 exhibition of contem-
posals as electing councilmen from
porary sculpture will make a 10
districts," said the statement.
block area of downtown Detroit
Also of priority concern is low-
into an outside museum in July
cost housing, meaningful re-
and Au ust
sponse to citizens complaints and
more effective and equitable city
Works of some of the world's
services in general."
most renowned artists will be on
The statement conjsmtied:
display. Several are more than a
"Based on recent experience in story high and weigh up to three
Detroit and in other cities across tons. Only previous exhibit for
the country, we fear an emotional these "giants" was in New York
and fear-ridden campaign which City where the showing' received
might further polarize the cornmu- critical acclaim.
nity. We hope to help unify the
To bring the first-of-its-kind
community and avoid such polari- "Sculpture Downtown" show to
zation by uniting behind particular
the Midwest was the doing of
candidates all those groups con-
sculptress Bette Klegon, visual
cerned about these critical issues."
arts coordinator for the Michi-
The Urban Affiance board of di-
gan State Council for the Arts.
rectors is composed of the lead( rs
Miss Klegon. daughter of Mr.
of most of the principal Detroit
area civic and co-operative organi- and Mrs. Ralph Klegon, 19327 Santa
Rosa, joined the MSCA in May
1968. She studied at the University
Herb & Marilynn Shapiro's
of Michigan (BS in design) and
California College of Arts and
Crafts in Berkeley and she re-
ceived her masters degree in draw-
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BAR MITZVAS
A University of Michigan alum-
474-7762
, nus, Bernard Rosenthal who re-
cently received the U-M "Honor
Award for Achievement," was
' commissioned by the university io
create a large sculpture for the
campus similar in size to "Cube
and Seven Parts," which will be
shown on the Kern block.
The exhibit will be ready for
viewing July 1 in time to corres-
pond with the Detroit-Windsor
Freedom Festival.

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A weekend of formal dedication
took place recently at the new
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue, 1924
Coolidge, East Lansing.
Rabbi Philip Frankel, spiritual
leader, and Cantor Bruce Wetzler
conducted services of dedication
written by Rabbi Frankel. Guest
speaker was Rabbi Alfred Fried-
man of Framingham Center,
Mass., who preceeded Rabbi Fran-
kel as spiritual leader of Shaarey
Zedek.
Also participating in the service
were Dr. Hyman D. Shapiro, pres-
ident of the congregation; Mrs.
Judson Werbelow, president of the
sisterhood; Charles Levy, new
president of the youth group; and
other officers.
During a formal dinner-dance
that Saturday evening, Rabbi Fran-
kel installed the new officers and
members of the board of trustees.
They are Marvin A. Lieberman,
president; A. Stanton Golden,
business vice president; Arthur L.
Kramer, religious vice president;
1 Arnold Zumberg Jack Rachman
and Sidney Rosenberg, secretaries;
Sydney D. Goodman, treasurer;
and Alan Ginsburg, Ted A. Levy,
Francis N. Fine and Norman H.
Sernick, trustees.
The weekend was culminated
at an open house in the new
synagogue. Guests toured the
building and joined with mem-
bers in a social hour.
Among the visitors were Bishop
Alexander Zaleski of Lansing and
Mayor Gordon L. Thomas of East
Lansing.
Cong. Shaarey Zedek, organized
51 years ago, moved into the new
5750,000 synagogue in January.
The former synagogue on N. Penn-
sylvania Ave., Lansing. was built
in 1932.
The sanctuary of the new struc-
ture seats 270 persons and is con-
nected with a social hall, which
accommodates an additional 300
for services. The building also
houses 10 classrooms, offices, a
combination library and board
room, kitchen and gift shop.

26—Friday, June 20, 1969

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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Benson B. Leet, parade marshal
for Oak Park's annual July 4th
parade, announced the appoint-
ment of Mrs. CECILE SMITH,
10130 Troy, Oak Park, as a judge
for the David Weisberg Float Con-
test. The parade begins the festivi-
ties, which include a picnic spon-
sored by member groups of the
Oak Park Council of Community
Organizations.

MRS. HOWARD SHULMAN

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Barbara Ann Glancz became the
bride of Howard Michael Shulman
in a ceremony Sunday at Temple
Bnai Israel, Saginaw. Rabbi Joseph
Katz officiated.
Miss Glancz is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Glancz of Sagi-
naw. Her husband is the son of
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Shulman of
Oxley Rd., Southfield.

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Swede and two Arabs charged here
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Israeli Premier David Ben-Gurion
in Rio de Janeiro were expelled
from Denmark June 12 after being
jailed for 30 days. Expelled were
Rolf Andersson, 30, of Sweden.
Mouna Soudi, 24, of Jordan and a
man identified as Razan, 25, of
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