THE DETROIT JEWISH NEW S — Friday, April 1, 1960 -- 12

Re-Elect Sosnick Rabbinical Committee Exempts Riding to Synagogue on Sabbath
The Committee on Jewish ment: 'If you refrain from your Synagogue for attendance at occupies as a temporary home.
at Ezras Achim Law
and Standards of the Rab- travels on the Sabbath, from worship. This does not include It is to be observed by with-

For the 18th consecutive
year, Isidore Sosnick was elect-
ed president of Cong. Ezras
Achim, the synagogue operated
by the Turover Aid Society at
12129 Dexter.
Re-elected with him were Abe
Geller and Nathan Bobrin, vice-
presidents; Jacob Zeldes and
Louis Rabin-
owitz, secreta-
ries; Alex Lip-
son, treasurer;
I. Stillerman,
elder; and
William Kel-
ler, building
manager. _
On the board
of directors
are Ben Grant,
Nathan Samet,
John Lebow-
sky, Meyer
Korby, Solo-
Sosnick mon Rubin,
Charles Gross, Morris Zuroff, H.
Kramer, H. Golub, Jacob Bob-
rin, Jacob Garelick, Max L.
Roberts, Nathan Korby, Julius
Honeyman, I. J. Grant, Harry
Mandell, Max Schneider and
Joe Chosid.
At the recent installation
program, conducted by Max
Korby, Sosnick was lauded for
his "loyalty, devotion and un-
tiring efforts" not only for
Ezras Achim, but other major
community causes.
A founder of the Jewish Com-
munity Council, he is honorary
president of the Detroit Lands-
manshaften Council, the Tur-
over Aid Society and Cong.
Bnai Zion. He was recently ap-
pointed a member of the na-
tional executive committee of
the Mizrachi-Hapoel Hamizrachi
Organization of America.

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pursuing your business on My
holy day, and call the Sabbath
a delight, and the day hallowed
by the Lord' glorious, and you
honor it by not going on your
accustomed journeys and trans-
acting your usual business and
speaking ordinary speech, then
will you feel delight in the
Lord, and you will enjoy the
heritage of Jacob your father.
Thus has the Lord spoken.'
"The Committee on Jewish
Law and Standards voted on a
previous occasion to exempt
riding to the Synagogue from
the usual prohibition of travel
on the Sabbath. The view of
the Committee was expressed in
two different opinions. One
stressed the need of lifting the
prohibition as indispensable un-
der modern conditions where
I people live in widely scattered
areas and often at great dis-
tances from the Synagogue; the
other took the view that such
exemption was an emergence
measure which the individual
en in
might make when
in his
his con-
science he knows that no alter-
native exists, stressing the val-
ues that would be lost by travel
even in such instance. But both
opinions limit this exemption
to the need of reaching the

Formed in
First Reform
Windsor; Start Services April 15

Dr. Richard C. Hertz, senior
Rabbi of Temple Beth El, ac-
companied by Beth El's presi-
dent, Philip A. Marcuse, met
with 100 interested Windsor
Jews to organize Windsor's first
Reform Jewish Congregation.
Meeting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. White, Dr. Hertz
outlined to the Windsor people
why they should undertake the
task of organizing their own
Reform congregation. They
plied him with questions about

the ideas, practices and convic-

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binical Assembly of America
on Feb. 17 issued the following
statement exempting riding to
the synagogue from the usual
prohibition of travel on the
Sabbath: •
"The Sabbath is the cardinal
institution of Judaism; it is the
principal opportunity afforded
us by our tradition for the hal-
lowing of life. Amidst the pres-
sures of life in our time the
Sabbath offers us not merely a
period of tranquility and re-
lease from tension, it offers us
also a chance for renewal in
our moral and spiritual commit-
ments and it enables us to cul-
tivate fellowship with God in
public worship and personal
meditation.
"But the Sabbath cannot
function as the great day of the
Lord unless we consciously
make "a fence around it." The
most important of the fences
we must make to safeguard the
Sabbath as an oasis of peace
and of holiness is the avoidance
of travel. It was the prophet
Isaiah, the great prophet of re-
ligious inwardness, who defined
for us the way of keeping the
Sabbath. His words in chapter
58:13, 14 are read in the Syna-
gogue on the Day of 'Atone-

tions of Reform Judaism.
( The first Reform Jewish serv-

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Heartiest Congratulations and Mazel To)/

to the

YOUNG ISRAEL OF NORTHWEST DETROIT

UPON THE INSTALLATION OF
OUR VICE PRESIDENT

RABBI SAMUEL H. PRERO

As its spiritual leader

Council of Orthodox Rabbis of Detroit

Our Sincere Felicitations and Best Wishes

to The Chairman of The Detroit Region of the

Rabbinical Council of America

RABBI SAMUEL H. PRERO

Upon his installation as Rabbi of the YOUNG

ISRAEL OR NORTHWEST DETROIT, and his

appointment as Director of the YOUNG ISRAEL

COUNCIL OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT.

Rabbinical Council of America

Rabbi Emanuel Rackman, Pres.

ice of the new congregation
will be held Friday evening,
April 15, at the Southwood
School; Cabana Road, South
Windsor. Rabbi David A. Bay-
linson, assistant rabbi of Tem-
ple Beth El, will officiate and
preach the sermon. Jason H.
Tickton, music director of Tem-
ple Beth El, has arranged for
liturgical music.
The new Congregation took
as its name "Temple Beth El."
Arthur B. Weingarden is its

first president, with H. B.
Morris Menkin, Larry

White,

Greene and Mrs. H. B. White
as the congregation's new of-
ficers.

travel to other ends. It does not drawal from ordinary pursuits
include travel for social pur- and by the cultivation in fam-
poses. The Sabbath is observed ily fellowship of spiritual pur-
best within the limited radius suits, chiefly attendance at
of one's home or—when on a Synagogue for the sake of war-
journey—within the limited ra- ship and renewal of faith in
dius of whatever quarters one God and in,His providence."

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of Seder Ritual

A call has been issued by the
Seder Ritual Committee to rab-
bis and congregation leaders
throughout the country to pro-
vide their members with copies
of the "Ritual of Remembrance"
to be performed during the
Passover Seder.
The ritual is in memory of
the 6,000,000 Jews whom the
Nazis and their collaborators
murdered during World War II
and of the heroes of the ghetto
uprisings.
The Seder Ritual Committee,
located at 15 E. 84th St., New
York, reports that the ritual is
already being observed at the
seder in thousands of homes
and institutions.
The ritual consists of an ap-
propriate passage in Hebrew
and English, followed by the
singing of "Ani Maamin" (I Be-
lieve), the song of the martyrs
in the liquidation camps. The
words and the music of the song
are included in the ritual as
published by the Committee.

Merkos L'Inyonei Seeks
Ad ditional 750 Members

The Merkos L'Inyonei Chin-
uch is preparing to launch a
membership campaign between
Passover and Shavuot, when it
seeks to enroll some 750 De-
troiters in its ranks.
Each member will receive a
monthly magazine, published in
any one of five languages: He-
brew, Yiddish, English, French
and Italian.
As the organization develops,
new study groups will be estab-
lished to serve the needs of the
local community, according to
Rabbi Berel Shemtov, Detroit di-
rector.

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