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Sinai Withdrawal
Lecture Topic

Rabbi Sherwin Wine will
speak on "Withdrawal from
Sinai — Mubarak, Begin
and Beyond" at 8:30 p.m.
Monday in the Birmingham
Temple.
The public is invited at a
charge.

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50-Year Bnai Moshe Members to Be Honored at Services

In commemoration of its
70th anniversary, Cong.
Bnai Moshe will honor 50-
year members of the
synagogue at May 15
Shabat services, announce
Chairman Sylvia Ross and
Vice Chairman Ruth Raimi.

Members to be honored
are:

Mrs. Adolph Deutsch, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Abraham, Mrs. Sadie
Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Curtis, Milton Eisler, Mrs.
Joseph Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Freedman, Joseph Green, Mrs.
Joseph Greenbaum, Mrs.
Katherine Greenberger, Mrs.

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Bnai Moshe affiliates and
groups also will be honored.
They include: sisterhood,
men's club, Couples Club,
Chaverim, Yachad, United
Synagogue Youth,
Kadimah, Rishonim, junior
congregation and Story
Hour.
The community is in-
vited.. An oneg Shabat will
follow. For information, call
Ms. Raimi, 968-0609.

WASHINGTON (JTA) —
More than 100 clergymen of
all faiths, including six
rabbis and a Jewish lay
leader, were invited to a
special luncheon at the
White House last week.
They heard President Re-
agan call on churches,
synagogues and voluntary
groups to do more for the
needy.

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Sperka Memorial Scheduled

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Elfreda Greenwald, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Gross, Mrs. Alfred
Gunsberg, Mrs. Bertha
Gunsberg, Mrs. Louis Hartman,
Mrs. Sarah Katz, Louis Kepes,
Mrs. Aaron Klein, Mrs. Bernard
Klein, Mrs. David Krause, Mrs.
Alex Licht, Mrs. Emanuel Mos-
kowitz, Mrs. William New, Mrs.
Emil Nussbaum, Mrs. Emil Phil-
lips, Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Pol-
lak, Arthur Rosenbaum, Carl
Ftozner, Mrs. Julia Sender, Mrs.
David Simkovitz, Mrs. Nathan
Simon, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin
Tamler, Alex Weiner, Mrs.
Morris Weinstein, Eugene Weiss,
Mrs. Julia Weiss and Mrs. Sam

Rabbis Attend
Govt. Meeting

GUESTS INVITED

THIS PROGRAM WAS MADE POSSIBLE IN PART, BY A GENEROUS
DONATION FROM OUR OWN PATRONS AND
BENARD L. MAAS

A memorial assembly for
Rabbi Joshua Sperka, who
died April 3, will be held
8:15 p.m. Thursday at
Young Israel of Greenfield.
The assembly is co-
sponsored by the synagogue
and the Vaad Harabonim of
Greater Detroit.
Rabbi Sperka served the
Detroit area Jewish com-
munity for more than 50

gathering.
The community is in-
vited.

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years. He held pulpits in Mt.
Clemens, Ann Arbor, De-
troit and Oak Park.
He was the secretary-
treasurer of the Vaad for
many years and was
actively involved in its
chaplaincy, kashrut and
conversion programs. He
also was actively in-
volved in the Council of
Orthodox Rabbis' work
in the Vaad Hatzala fol-
lowing World War II.
At Young Israel of Green-
field, Rabbi Sperka was the
rabbi, senior rabbi and for
the past seven years, the
rabbi emeritus.
Following 8:15 p.m.
Minha services, rabbis of
the congregation and the
Vaad will address the

EEC Expects
U.S. Diplomatic
Move in Syria

BONN (JTA) — Diploma-
tic circles here expect the
tic
United States to launch a
major diplomatic offensive
aimed at Syria after Israel
completes its evacuation of
Sinai.
Information to that effect
reportedly comes from
sources in the European
Economic Community
(EEC) which maintains
close contacts with Wash-
ington.
West Germany officially
views the scheduled with-
drawal of Israel from Sinai
Sunday as a decisive day in
Middle East diplomacy and
expects new diplomatic in-
itiatives to follow. Bonn has
kept silent on this point so
as not to rankle Israel. But
the visit to Jerusalem by
Foreign Minister Hans-
Dietrich Genscher, planned
for May, has been post-
poned.

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