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Rev. Rube Named
Associate Cantor
at Shaarey- Zedek

In recognition of his serv-
ices to the congregation, Rev.
Sidney Rube has been nam-
ed associate cantor at Cong.
Shaarey Zedek, Robert. Stein-
berg, president, announced
on behalf of the board of
trustees.
A native of Milwaukee,
Rev. Rube studied at the He-
b r e w Theological College
and at Roosevelt University
in Chicago. He came to
Shaarey Zedek as ritual di-
rector in 1966 after serving
-on2,- regations in Waco, Tex.,
rand Rapids and Lincoln,
Neb., where he was both
cantor and teacher. He also
is a mohel.
Rev. Rube and his wife
Esther have three children.

Adat Shalom Dedication Weekend
to Feature Address by Samuel Dash

United Teachers Seminary
and Sir George Williams Busi-
ness School in Canada. In
the past 10 years he has been
administrator of Cong. Ohev
Shalom, Wallinford, Penn.;
executive- secretary of the
Greater Chester (Pa.) Unit-
ed Jewish Appeal; executive
director of Cong. Tifereth Is-
rael, Columbus; and execu-
tive-educational director of
Kehilath Israel Synagogue,
Kansas City. He, his wife
Freda and three children live
in Oak Park.

The banquet is the culmin-
ation of a dedication week-
end, marking the comple-
tion of the Adat Shalom sanc-
tuary in Farmington.

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Charles Ruben, president
of Cong. Bnai Moshe, an-
nounces the appointment of
Kalman Black as executive
director. Black, a native of
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dence. He is a graduate of the
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The Adat Shalom weekend
also will include a Sunday
address by Dr. Max Arzt,
vice chancellor of the Jew-
' ish Theological Seminary. At
that 1:30 p.m. ceremony, the
cornerstone will be dedicated

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Admission to the Sabbath
services and Sunday dedica-
tion is free to the public. The
Friday dinner and Saturday
banquet are by invitation
only.

is pleased to announce
that it will conduct auxiliary

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Bnai Moshe Picks New Director

Prof. Samuel Dash, chief
counsel of the Senate Select
Committee on Presidential
Campaign Activities and a
well-known figure in the Wa-
tergate hearings, will address
the dedication banquet of
Cong. Adat Shalom 7 p.m.
Sept. 16.

Prof. Dash, director of the
Institute of Criminal Law
and Procedure at the George.
town University Law Center,
has been a member of the
national commission of the
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith and of the boards
of the Jewish Community
Council and American Jew-
ish Committee in Washing-
ton.
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of directors of the Interna-
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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Friday, September 7, 1973-25

in honor of the Nathan I.
Goldins and Samuel Hecht-
mans, and, once the congre-
gants have accompanied the
Torah scrolls into the sanctu-
ary, the Ner Tamid will be
rekindled by the Norman
Allans.

Seven young alumni of the
congregation who have gone
on to become educators, rab-
bis and cantors will take part
in the weekend activities.
One of them, Dr. Jeffrey Ti-
gay, professor of Bible at the
University of Pennsylvania,
will address a 6:30 p.m. Sha-
bat dinner Sept. 14.
At 9 a.m. services the fol-
lowing day, participants will
include Barbara Goldsmith
Levin, who is on the staff of
the Hebrew University; Rab-
bi Leon Waldman of Temple
Beth El, Fairfield, Conn.;
Cantor Robert Shapiro, musi-
cal director of Temple Bnai
Israel, Toledo, who will
chant the major portion of
the liturgy; Paul Schneider
and Daniel Shevitz, senior
rabbinical students, who will
be ordained next year by the
Jewish Theological Semin-
ary; and Earl Berris, a sec-
ond year student at the Can-
tors Institute, who also will
chant the Friday evening
service.
Officers and board mem-
bers will be installed at the
Saturday morning service,
which will be followed by a
congregational kidush.

Congregation Adat Shalom
whose founding rabbi is Ja-
cob E. Segal, relocated its
sanctuary from Curtis Ave.

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JERUSALEM (JTA) — Se-
phardic Chief Rabbi Ovadia
Yosef told a conference of
rabbis here that rabbis do not
do enough to save the spiri-
tual image of the people.
Rabbi Yosef told the par-
ticipants in a conference as-
sembled for the forthcoming
High Holidays and month of
Elul, that rabbis in Israel
should not just function in
the synagogue but must go
to the people and speak to
them in their language and
in the language of our age.

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