THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Friday, December 1, 1918 29

Rabbi's Relatives From Israel to Speak at Adat Shalom Synagogue

Rabbi and Mrs. Philip
Spectre will be the main
participants at an
encounter weekend, Dec.

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8-10 at Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
The Spectres of Ashkelon,
Israel, are the brother and
sister-in-law of Adat
Shalom's rabbi, Efry
Spectre.
The weekend will com-
mence with an oneg Shabat
8 p.m. Dec. 8. The Spectres
will meet with the
synagogue's youth groups
in the youth lounge. The
topic of the oneg Shabat ses-
sion will be "Areas of Con-
flict in Moial Values."

During Shabat morn-
ing services the Spectres
will lecture to the con-
gregation on "The Two
Jacobs — Is Conserva-
tive Judaism Valid and
Necessary for an Israeli
Jew?" After services they
will answer questions on
their lecture at a lunch-
eon hosted by the sister-
hood and men's club and
sponsored by member
families. Attendance at
the luncheon is by reser-
vation only. ,

At 11 a.m. Dec. 10, the
Spectres will show the
men's club a videotape from

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THE SPECTRES

an Israeli television pro-
gram on Israeli Conserva-
tive Judaism which fea-
tured Rabbi Spectre's con-
gregation.
Rabbi Philip Spectre,
born in Buffalo, N.Y.,

attended Buffalo Hebrew
College. He was graduated
from New York's Columbia
College and received his
BHL and MHL at the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary of America. Rabbi
Spectre, ordained in 1967, is
the spiritual leader of Cong.
Netsach Israel in Ashkelon.
He is president of the
Rabbinical Assembly in Is-
rael. He has been the
-spokesman on television
and international conclaves
for the furtherance of the
work of the Conservative
movement.
His wife, Barbara, re-
ceived her Hebrew educa-
tion in the Chicago area.
She was graduated from
New York's Barnard Col-
lege and received her mas-
ter's degree in philosophy
from New York University.

She also attended the
Teachers Institute of the
Jewish Theological Semi-
nary.

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Temple Israel Cites Symes
on Their 25-Year Affiliation

A weekend of celebra-
tions heralding 25 years of
Rabbi and Mrs. M. Robert
Syme's association with
Temple Israel, is planned
for the weekend of Dec. 8
-10.
Members of the temple,
friends and associates will
gather for a variety of silver
anniversary programs hon-
oring the Symes "for their
service to the congregation,
to the religious school and to
temple families."
The religious observance
is set for 8:30 p.m. Shabat
services Dec. 8 when Rabbi

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banquet. Mrs. Nathan Fink,
secretary of the congrega-
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All friends, former students of Torah Vodaath and

the entire Jewish community are cordially invited

to render special attention to this date and to

make every effort to attend.

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THE SYMES

Daniel B. Syme will deliver
the sermon, honoring his
parents. The younger Rabbi
Syme is director of educa-
tion for the Union of Ameri-
can Hebrew Congregations.
Following services, Dr.
and Mrs. Easton (Linda)
Brodsky will host the recep-
tion for Rabbi. and Mrs.
Syme, in honor of the Bat
Mitzva of their daughter,
Ronda Helen.

An anniversary ban-
quet will be held at the
Raleigh House Dec. 10.
Concert pianist David
Syme will be guest srtist,
honoring his parents
with a program of musi-
cal selections. Guest
speaker will be Albert
Vorspan, vice president
of the UAHC.

During religious school
sessions that weekend, stu-
dents of the several sections
of the school will present
programs in tribute to
Rabbi and Mrs. Syme.
Mrs. Irving Ellman, Mrs.
Milford Singer, Mrs.
Richard Kamil, Mrs. Ted
Petok, Sid Rubin and Ber-
nard E. Linden are co-

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