The Suburban Community

Rabbi Homnick to Conduct
Oak-Woods Center Services

Rabbi Eskin to Preach
At Holiday Services
Of Cong. Beth Shalom

Planning services in its own bi Homnick spent three years of
building, at Coolidge and Allen post-graduate Talmudic research
Rd. is the Oak-Woods Jewish at the Beth Medrosh Elyon of
Monsey, Mesifta Chaim Berlin
and in the Yeshiva University's
Institute of Higher Talmudic
Learning.
Considered an excellent orator
and a master of English, Yiddish
and Hebrew, Rabbi Homnick has
played major roles in the devel-
opment of several national youth
movements, including Bnei
Akiva and the Inter-Yeshiva
Student Council.
Late last year and part of this
year, Rabbi Homnick studied at
the Institute of Higher Rabbin-
ics in Jerusalem, and served as
director of the Yeshivat Prozdor
Yerushalayim in Taoz.
Here with Rabbi Homnick is
his wife, herself a Jewish schol-
ar. She is a graduate of Hebrew
Teachers' Training School for
Girls, and has taught in Jeru-
salem's "Model School." She
RABBI JACOB HOMNICK
also has been active in educa-
Center. Services will be conduct- tional and youth activities. The
ed at 6 p.m. each evening, and Homnicks are the parents of an
infant son.
at 8 a.m., in the morning.
Tickets for the holiday serv-
Officiating will be the Cen-
ter's first spiritual leader, new- ices are available by calling at
ly-appointed Rabbi Jacob Horn- 13200 Northfield, or by phoning
nick, a magna cum laude grad- LI. 5-8608 or LI. 6-7591.
utte of Yeshiva University who Hebrew and Sunday school
won prizes in Talmud, scholar- registrations also are being tak-
en now. For information, call
ship, ethics and character,
Following his graduation, Rab- the above numbers.

Minyan services will continue
to be held on Saturday, at 9 a.m.,
at the home of Abraham Ruda,
21891 Westhampton, by Cong.
Beth Shalom, formerly the Oak
Park Synagogue, and South
Oakland County's only Conser-
vative synagogue.
Services for the Rosh Hasha-
nah holidays will be held at 6
p.m., Monday and Tuesday, and
at 9 a.m., Tuesday and Wednes-
day, in the Northland Audi-
torium, in the Community Con-
course.
At the Tuesday service, Rabbi
Herbert S. Eskin will speak on
"The Call of the Spiritual Voice.."
Wednesday's sermon topic will
be "Hearken Ye Children of
Israel."
Tickets for the High Holy Day
services and information on
membership may be obtained by
calling at 24031 Jerome, or by
phoning LI. 6-1492.
Sunday school, which is al-
ready in progress at the Andrew
Jackson School, Oak Park Blvd.
and Wyoming, is still open for
new applicants. For information,
call LI. 2-3583.

Year Gone By Shows Gain
In Suburban Synagogue Life

By the Oak Woodser
Rosh Hashanah—the signal
for the start of a new year—is
always the time for taking stock
of the progress made in the year
gone by. And in this new section,
the year just passed has demon-
strated that our new genera-
tion of young Jewish parents
intends to keep the spirit of
Jewish living alive for at least
another 5715 years.
Last year, services in the Oak
Park-Huntington Woods section
were held by Reform, Conserva-
tive and Orthodox congregations,
which had just been organized
and had hardly been developed.
Rosh Hashanah this year sees
the ranks of all three groups
swelling rapidly, encompassing
ever greater numbers who have
answered the call to prayer. It
is these young people—those
who have joined congregations
of their choice, those who are
sending their children to religi-
ous school, those who are fur-
thering the causes of the Jews—
that will make a great com-
munity even greater.
• • •
Hope that power shortage
last Sunday didn't catch too
many of you with your electri-
city down. As for us, well the
Missus had a sad tale to weave.
What with family here on a
first-time visit from California
and a scrumptous brunch all
planned—whoof no electricity.
Have you ever tried to scramble
a dozen eggs over Sterno? And
that doesn't take into account
that half-baked cake. The sun
rose Sunday, but that was all!

Just as we were learning the
way home and had reached the
point where we were able to
point the car in the right direc-
tion and off we'd go, the Oak
Park Street Department got
busy over on Wyoming, in be-
tween 9 and 10 Mile Rds. Now,
it's start all over again, as the
detour signs are out all over the
neighborhood. That, of course,
if it's consolation, is one way to
get to know your city.

Egypt Blamed by UN
Body for Violations

TEL-AVIV, (JTA) — The Is-
raeli-Egyptian Mixed Armistice
Commission expressed its con-
cern over the problem of Arab
infiltration from the Egyptian-
held Gaza strip into Israel ter-
ritory, after declaring Egypt re-
sponsible for the violation of
the demarcation lines by civil-
ians.
Pointing out that the armis-
tice agreement places respon-
sibility for halting such infiltra-
tion on the governments from
whose territory the infiltrees
come, the MAC condemned
Egypt for two instances of civil-
ians illegially crossing the line
during July.
The UN chairman's absten-
tion on the grounds of insuffi-
cient evidence forced the drop-
ping of three other such cases
and one Egyptian complaint
against Israel. Twenty - three
other complaints filed by both
parties were dropped without
any discussion.

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High Holiday services at Tem-
ple Emanu-El, the Suburban
Temple of Greater Detroit, will
for the third consecutive year, be
held at First Methodist Church
in Royal Oak. Rabbi Frank
Rosenthal will officiate.
Rosh Hashanah will be usher-
ed in with services at 8:15 p.m.,
Monday, to be followed by serv-
ices at 10 a.m., Tuesday. At the
latter service, Dr. Norman Stein-
berg, congregational president,
will read the Torah blessing.
A children's service is schedul-
ed for 2 p.m., Tuesday at the
same location. Sabbath Shuvah
services also are planned for the
First Methodist Church at 8:15
p.m., Oct. 1.

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-13
Friday, September 24, 1954

Israel Boycotts Leipzig Fair as Protest to East Germany
COLOGNE, (JTA)—Israel does amends for • crimes and injus-
not participate in the Leipzig tices of Nazi Germany and be-
Fair this year because East Ger- ; cause East Germany has been
many, in which the city is lo- carrying on a campaign against
cated, has failed to acknowl- West German reparations to re-
edge any obligation or make pay Israel indemnifications,
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