Friday, April 9, 1982
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Reform Temples to Mark
Isaac Wise Sabbath Today
The 10th annual Isaac M.
Wise Sabbath, sponsored by
the Metropolitan Detroit
Federation of Reform
Synagogues, will take place
at 8:30 p.m. today at Temple
Israel.
The service will feature
the participation of Temple
Beth El, Temple Beth
Jacob, Temple Emanu-El,
Temple Kol Ami and Tem-
ple Israel. Services in all Re-
form congregations, except
Temple Israel, have been
cancelled or will be held ear-
lier.
Speaking at the service
will be Dr Ellis Rivkin
Adolph S. Ochs Professor of
Jewish History at Hebrew
Union College-Jewish In-
stitute of Religion in Cin-
cinnati. His subject is "Re-
form Judaism in a World of
Crisis."
Dr. Rivkin will remain
at Temple Israel as
scholar-in-residence on
Saturday, speaking at 11
a.m. services on "Revolu-
tion or Evolution: Jewish
History Comes to Life."
A Passover luncheon
served by the sisterhood
will follow.
For reservations, call the
temple, 661-5700.
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Bnai Moshe to Celebrate 70th
Sylvia Ross has been
named chairman of Cong.
Bnai Moshe's 70th anniver-
sary celebration. The
synagogue was formed as
Cong. Beth Eliyahu on Sept.•
1, 1911. A number of events
have been planned for May
to celebrate the synagogue's
anniversary.
Committee chairman for
the celebration include
Simon Goldman and Jack
Kutnick, ad book; Rosalie
Migdal and Nellie Fried-
man, invitations; Josef
Horowitz and Ruth Raimi,
Friday night memorabilia
walk and services; Rena To-
bes, concert; and Sharlene
Ungar, 'publicity.
During the first four
years of Cong. Beth
Eliyahu's existence, from
which Bnai Moshe evolved,
the congregation worship-
ped in rented quarters at
Hastings and Winder
streets, in the Hannah
Schloss Building and in a
hall at Hastings and Brewer
streets.
In 1915, a residence on
Eliot street was pur-
chased and remodeled;
these quarters were
occupied until 1918,
when the Garfield
synagogue was complete.
At its cornerstone laying,
the sons and daughters of
Morris Gunsberg pur-
chased the privilege of
naming the congregation
from Elias Einczig who
contributed the proceeds
to the building fundof the
newly named Cong. Bnai
Moshe.
Beaubien streets in 1918,
the first synagogue building
was sold in 1927 after only
nine years in use After
renting quarters at Lin-
wood and Clairmount, and
worshipping at Jericho Hall
for the High Holy Days, the
new synagogue on Dexter
Boulevard at Lawrence
Avenue served the needs of
its members for 30 years,
from 1929-59.
The main sanctuary sea-
ted 1,000; the social hall ac-
commodated 800. The
chapel, library and meeting
halls, doubling for
classrooms, barely met the
requirements until 1952,
when a new school building
was added with 12 large
classrooms, lounge, school
and general offices. These
new facilities also accom-
SYLVIA ROSS
modated the daily school
operated by the United He-
brew Schools.
On Aug. 17, 1958, ground
was broken for the new
synagogue building in Oak
Park.
Israel to Host
Summer Parley
on Holocaust
TEL AVIV (JTA) — Some
400 representatives from all
over the world will attend a
workshop and conference on
the Holocaust and genocide,
to be held in Jerusalem and
Tel Aviv in June.
Conference chairman
Prof. Israel Charny, of Tel
Aviv 'University, and con-
ference co-director Prof.
Shamai Davidson, of Bar
Ilan University, said the
aim of the conference was to
foster understanding of the
roots and implementation of
genocide in order to inter-
vene in time to prevent it.
Participants will come
from countries as far apart
and disparate as the United
States, Europe, Armenia,
Biafra, Japan and Tibet.
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BONN (JTA) — Wilhelm
Westerheide, a former SS
official accused of complic-
ity in the murders of 9,000
Jews in the Wladiniir-
Wolynsk ghetto in the Uk-
raine during World War II,
went on trial in Dortmund,
W. Germany last week.
Weste'rheide, 73, was ac-
quitted by a Bielefeld court
in October 1979 after the
prosecution failed to pro-
duce sufficient evidence for
conviction. A higher court
reversed that decision in
July 1980 and ordered a
new trial.
Westerheide was the SS
officer in charge of the civi-
lian population during the
Nazi occupation of the Uk-
raine. According to the
prosecution, he played a
major role in deporting
Jews to death camps. _
JNF Sponsors
Israel Tour
NEW YORK — Business
and civic leaders from
throughout the United
States will travel to Israel
this month on a 10-day mis-
sion sponsored by the
Jewish ' National Fund
(JNF).
Participants in the mis-
sion will be given an inten-
sive tour of JNF's projects
and will also meet with top
political, military and gov-
ernment leaders.
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