THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Historical Exhibit, Honor for Rabbi Groner,
Synagogue History Mark SZ's 120th Year

An historical exhibit,
containing , records of
Michigan Jewry and its
leading personalities, will
be a leading feature of the
celebration of the 120th an-
niversary of Shaarey Zedek.
The exhibit, which will
commence on May 6, will
continue through May 13.
The publication of the
history of Shaarey Zedek,
which will come off the
Wayne State University
Press this week, and honors
for Rabbi Irwin Groner, are
the other two major features
marking the celebration.
Prepared by the historical
exhibits and archives com-
mittees, chaired by Billie
Barak and Judy Cantor, the
exhibit will trace the his-
tory of the congregation
from about Civil War times
to the present.
Highlights include the
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Guest speaker at the
luncheon will be Rabbi
Wolfe Kelman, executive
vice president of the
Rabbinical Assembly,
and a long-time friend of
Rabbi Groner. David
Hermelin, Shaarey Zedek
vice president, is chair-
man of the luncheon.
Ordained at the Hebrew
Theological College in
Chicago, Rabbi Groner's
first pulpit was in Little
Rock, Ark. where he was
the rabbi ofAgudath Achim
Congregation. He was
named the assistant rabbi
at Shaarey Zedek in. 1959
and was named senior rabbi
in 1967. He was elected

rabbi of the congregation for
life in 1978.

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Zedek's participation in
the Civil War, the
Spanish-American War
and the two World Wars;
a look at members' con-
tributions to literature
and government; a slide
show of Shaarey Zedek
weddings and more.
Julian Lefkowitz and
Baibara Keidan designed
and installed the exhibit,
which was underwritten by
Beatrice Miller.
In conjunction with the
120th anniwrsary celebra-
tion, the congregation will
issue a history of Shaarey
Zedek, "Cong. Shaarey
Zedek: 1861-1981," written
by Eli Grad and Bette Roth,
and edited by Carol Brom-
berg.
The anniversary cele-
bration also is the occa-
sion for honoring Rabbi
Irwin Groner, who is
celebrating his 15th an-
niversary as spiritual
leader of the 1,800-family
congregation.
Encomia from his peers,
congregants and friends
is being directed to
Rabbi Groner, who this year
also is marking his 25th
year in the rabbinate.
This week he received an
honorary doctoratefrom the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America at the Rab-
binical Assembly conven-
tion in New York. On May
8, following Shabat serv-
ices, a tribute luncheon will
be held in his honor.

Friday, April 30, 1982 21

ERIE

Persecuted Jews
in New Novel

Lilliane Webb's "The
Marranos" (Pocket Books),
is a novel about the Jews
who maintained their faith
under the terrors of the
Spanish Inquisition. .
The Marranos are a group
of Jews who converted to
Christianity in order to
avoid being persecuted dur-
ing this dark period in his-
tory, but continued to prac-
tice their true faith in
secret.
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Marranos.
Lilliane Webb was born
and raised in Germany. Her
marriage to a Spanish Jew
sparked her interest in the
history of the Marranos.

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