THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Columbia U.'s Prof. Sidorsky Temple Beth El Will Honor
Coue at Shaarey Zedek Event Executive Secretary Katz

DR. SIDORSKY
Dr. David Sidorsky will
deliver- the second spring
l ec ture sponsored by the
Shaarey Zedek Cultural
∎-Commission 9:30 p.m. April
12 in the synagogue, follow-

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ing the 116th annual meet-
ing of the congregation. Dr.
Sidorsky will speak on
"The Future of Religion."
Chaifman of Bnai Brith's
national commission on
adult Jewish education, Dr.
Sidorsky is a professor- of
philosophy at Columbia Uni-
versity. He earned his PhD
degree in philosophy at Co-
lumbia and studied Jewish
history and literature at the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary and the Hebrew Uni-
versity in Jefusalem.
Author and lecturer on
Jewish affairs, Dr. Sidorsky
is the author of many arti-
cles in social and political
philosphy.
Dr. Sidorsky is a consult-
ant to the American Jewish
Committee's task force on
the American Jewish fu-
ture.
His appearance also is
sponsored by the Berry fam-
ily. The public is invited.

On the occasions of his
50th anniversary as a
temple -administrator, and
his 70th birthday,_ Irving
Katz, executive secretary
of Temple Bath El, will be
honored by the congrega-
tion at a testimonial dinner,
6:30 p.m. May 12 in Handle-
man Hall of the temple.
Katz was born in Dvinsk,
Latvia in 1907. He received
his Hebraic training in Eu-
rope and his university edu-
cation in Cleveland. Katz
also received ordination as
a rabbi.

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Cantor, Vocalist.
Cited by Mayor

Cantor Harold Orbach of
Temple Israel and
McHenry Boatwright, a
rioted vocalist, were
awarded certificates of ap-
preciation and made honor-
ary residents of the city of
Detroit by Mayor Coleman
Young at a concert of black
and Jewish songs per-
formed by the duet at
Temple Israel last Friday.
Representing the mayor
was Robert Popa who made
the presentation.

Pesah Seders Due
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Temple Emanu-El will
have a musical Sabbath
service 8:15 p.m. today in
the temple. The temple
choir. and the St. John's
Church choir will chant the
Psalms.

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The Council of Orthodox
Rabbis has announced that
kosher for Passover milk
will be available this year
through the cooperation of
the Michigan Milk Produc-
ers Association and the
Daily Creamery in Ham-
tramck.

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From 1927 to 1936 he was
synagogue administrator
and educational director of
Oheb Zedek Congregation
in Cleveland, and from 1936
to 1939 he served in a sim-
ilar capacity at Anshe
Emeth Temple in Young-
stown, Ohio. In 1939 he be-
came executive secretary
of Temple Beth El in De-
troit.
Katz is involved in many
national and local organiza-
tions. He was a founder of
the National Association of
Temple Administrators,
and served as its first presi-
dent. He is especially ac-
tive in the Reform move-
ment on the national and
local level.
Katz has received cita-
tions and honors from
many of the groups with
which he has been active,
and he is a frequent contrib-
utor to many publications.

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Cantor David A. Gutman
will conduct traditional
Passover Seders at Borman
Hall—Jewish Home for
Aged Saturday and Sunday
_ evenings. The Seders will in-
clude the full participation
of the residents.
Cantor Gutman has pre-
viously officiated 'at High
Holiday services at the
Home for Aged and fre-
quently conducts Sabbath
services.

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Detroiters attending the
wedding of Norman Oslik
and Madeleine Golde in
Washington, D.C., were the
bridegroom's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Oslik,
the Henry Bernard Family,
William Handleman and
Dr. Robert Singer.

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