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Interfaith, Zionist Aspects Noted
in Cantor's Record of Services
Bais Chabad Torah Center
May we request the honor of your
presence at the dedication of the Bais
Chabad Library in memory of the late
Abraham Issac Morrison by his wife and
family. The ceremony will take place, G-d
willing, on Sunday, November 6, 1983 —
30 Cheshvan (Rosh Chodesh Kislev)
5744 at 2:00 in our Torah Center, 5595
West Maple, West Bloomfield, Michigan.
Our gathering will be addressed by the
noted writer, speaker and radio
personality Rabbi Y.M. Kagan.
Refreshments will be served after the
program.
Sincerely,
Rabbi Meilech Silberberg
Morris Mandelbaum,
Fred Ruby,
President
Larry Gormezano,
Vice President
Secretary
Jerry Ziegler,
Treasurer
On an interfaith as well
as Zionist basis, the services
of Cantor Hyman Adler are
being included in the
chronicle of achievements
noted at the dinner honor-
ing him last night on the oc-
casion of his retirement
from Cong. Bnai David.
Visitors in Israel, when
viewing the early years of
statehood shown on the sc-
reen, have reported his hav-
ing been selected in the
pioneering role in Detroit
when he blew the Shofar at
the great assembly on the
Central High School
grounds on Linwood on May
5, 1948. It was part of his
continuing Zionist in-
volvements and services in
behalf of Israel.
Bnai David Adult Institute
to Focus on Jewish Family
The Bnai David Institute
for Adult Education will
begin its fall semester at
8:15 p.m. Tuesday in the
synagogue. Theme for the
series is "The Jewish Fam-
ily in Crisis."
Rabbi Morton F. Yolkut,
spiritual leader, will deliver
the lectures.
On Tuesday, Rabbi Yol-
The Bible and. Secular and
Humanistic Judaism
Sponsored by the Coalition
of Secular and Humanistic Judaism
Birmingham Temple
Jewish Parents Institute
Sholem Aleichem Institute
Workmen's Circle
Tuesday, November 1
"The Bible and Humanist Ethics"
(The Prophetic Tradition)
Julius J. Harwood
Thursday, November 10
"Teaching The Bible And Secular Education"
Dr. Irving Panush
Tuesday, November 15
Tuesday, November 22
Tuesday, November 29
"The Bible And Secular Mitzvot"
Rabbi Robert Barr,
Congregation Beth Adam, Cincinnati, Ohio
"Human Characters In The Bible -
A Non-Establishment View"
(The Bible And What Was Left Out)
Rabbi Sherwin Wine, Birmingham Temple
"The Bible And Values Of Jewish Identity"
(A New Secular Dimension)
To Be Announced
Where:
The Midrosha College of Jewish Studies
21550 West Twelve Mile Road
Southfield, Michigan
Time:
The Lectures Begin
at 7:30 p.m.
Registration
The cost for the series is $30.00 for the series, $17.00 for three lectures or $6.00 per lecture.
Please make checks payable to the Midrosho.
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Noteworthy recognition
is given Cantor Adler's de-
votion to efforts to
strengthen friendliest ties
with the non-Jewish com-
munities, especially in the
activities in behalf of the
Detroit Round Table of the
National Conference of
Christians and Jews.
Last night's dinner
marked Cantor Adler's re-
tirement after 38 years with
Bnai David. Synagogue
president Jerome Soble
sculpted a life-size bust of
the cantor.
Cantor Adler was born in
Jerusalem in 1911 to a fam-
ily of cantors. He came to
America at the insistence of
his father, and served as a
cantor in several
Zip
synagogues in the east as a
youngster. He came to Bnai
David after serving as can-
tor in an Orthodox syna-
gogue in Cleveland.
He has been active with
the Jewish War Veterans,
Mosaic Lodge, Hebrew Be-
nevolent Society, Jewish
Home for Aged, League of
Jewish Women's Organiza-
tions, Hannah Schloss Old
Timers and the Cultural
Group of the Jewish Com-
munity Center.
He was the recipient of
the 1967 Shofar Award of
the Jewish Boy Scouts
Committee of Metropolitan
Detroit. He has been cited
by the NCCJ and appeared
in a musical, liturgical pro-
gram at Duns Scotus
Catholic Seminary in
Southfield.
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THE TROY JEWISH CONGREGATION
wants to take this opportunity to extend grateful
appreciation to everyone in the Jewish Commu-
nity who donated prayerbooks to us to use for our
first High Holy Day services. Your generous sup-
port made our Holy Days more meaningful.
- From all of us —
THANK YOU
RABBI MORTON YOLKUT
kut will speak on "The
Jewish Family: Defining
the Crisis."
Subsequent lectures
will be held as follows:
Nov. 8, "The Early Years:
Jewish Youth and Alien
Cults"; Nov. 15, "The
Middle Years: Divorce
and Jewish Family
Breakdown"; and Nov.
22, "The Latter Years:
Jewish Reflections on
Aging."
The series is free and all
are invited. For details, call
the synagogue, 557-8210.
IJA Report
Examines UN
Racism Parley
LONDON — The second
World Conference on Ra-
cism, which marked the
closing of the United Na-
tions Decade Against Ra-
cism, was racked by dissen-
sion and the lack of a con-
sensus on Israel, according
to a study published by the
Institute of Jewish Affairs
(IJA) earlier this month.
The IJA study, authored
by Dr. Stephen J. Roth, of-
fers an in-depth look at the
UN Decade Against Ra-
cism, which began in 1973.
The report explains that Is-
rael and the United States
boycotted both of the world
conferences and that West-
ern delegates who did
attend made their opposi-
tion to the anti-Israel line
very clear.
The IJA is the research
arm of the World Jewish
Congress.
For further information please call, 352-7117 or 354-1050.
Absence makes the heart
j grow fonder.
Cong. Beth Shalom
invites you to participate in the annual
GREAT WEEKEND
Guest speaker
Rabbi
Wolfe Kelman
Executive
Vice President
of the
Rabbinical Assembly
Nov. 4 & 5
• Friday night Services, 8:15 p.m.,
"New Sources of Spiritual Renewal -
Women Converts"
There will be opportunity for questions
• Shabbat morning services, 9:00 A.M.
"The American Synagogue:
From Supermarkets to Boutiques"
• Saturday Night Melavah Malkah, 8:00 P.M.
"The Quest for Religious Pluralism
in Judaism & Israel"
Congregation Beth Shalom
14601 West Lincoln
Oak Park
547-7970