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Septebther 25; 1981
Holiday Services -Lis
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services 7:05 p.m. Monday,
8 a.m. and 7 p.m. Tuesday
and Wednesday. Members
of the congregation will
chant the liturgical por-
tions. Emmanuel Mittel-
man will be the Baal Musaf.
Rabbi Feivel Wagner will
conduct the services.
YOUNG ISRAEL OF
OAK-WOODS:
Rabbi
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A special Rosh Hashana
service will be held at Tem-
ple Emanu-El at 8 p,m.
Tuesday. The entire service
will be conducted in Rus-
sian by Rabbi Victor
Rashkovsky of the Hebrew
Union College in Cincin-
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Russian texts of the serv-
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CANTORS COUNCIL OF DETROIT
wishes its members and their families,
the entire Jewish Community and Klal Yisrael
A Happy, Healty & Prosperous
New Year
Cantor Israel Fuchs, President
Cantor Sidney Rube, Vice-President
Cantor Samuel Greenbaum, Treasurer
"Cantor Chaim Najman, Secretary .
BEST WISHES
FOR A HAPPY
AND HEALTHY
NEW YEAR
Bonds' Holiday Appeal Set
OkWoods Will Dedicate
New Presi dents Walkway
James I. Gordon will of-
ficiate at Rash Hashana
Young Israel of Oak-
services ,7:10 p.m. Monday
and at 8 a.m. and 7:10 p.m. " Woods will dedicate a
president's walkway at the
Tuesday and Wednesday.
On Tuesday, Rabbi Gordon congregation's annual
will speak on "Expanding dinner 6 p.m. Nov. 4 in
Stollman Hall in the
Jewish Life" and on Wed-
nesday,_ he will speak , on synagogue.
Portrait photographs of
"Beyond the, Horizon:' On
the second evening, Rabbi each individual who served
as
president of the congre-
Gordon • -will deliver, a
Halakhic discourse on the gation will be presented at
the
banquet. -
laws dealing with Rosh
Co-chairmen of the eve-
Hashana. The lecture will
ning are: Fayga Dombey
follow Minha.
and Larry Horowitz. Com-
Check with congrega-
tions not listed herein for mittee members are: Alan
Ishakis, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-
their High Holiday service
vin Engel, Gary Torgow,
schedules. -
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Bob Torgow, Mr. and Mrs.
Kurt Hertz, Mr. and Mrs.
Russian Service
Jewish Workers
at EEOC Excused
for Holiday
NEW YORK (JTA) —
The federal Equal Employ-
ment Opportunity Commis-
sion (EEOC) has been
praised by the American
Jewish Congress for agree-
ing to an AJCongress re-
quest to excuse Jewish em-
ployees from participating
in a staff training session
scheduled for Rosh
Hashana. The Jewish em-
ployees will be able to take
part in the training session
at a later date, said Phil
Baum, AJCongress associ-
ate executive director.
AWACS Change
Urged by ADL
NEW YORK — The
Anti-Defamation League of
Bnai Brith has called on
President Reagan to recon-
sider the proposed sale of
AWACS planes to Saudi
Arabia because it "has not
yet shown its reliability as
an American ally nor its
readiness to participate in
the peace process."
Court Says No
to Bible Course
NEW ORLEANS — The
United States Court of Ap-
peals for the Fifth Circuit
has decided that Repton
High School in Conecuh
County, Ala., violated the
First Amendment by teach-
ing a Bible literature course
with a fundamentalist slant
and by conducting devo-
tional readings over the
school's public address sys-
tem.
Seymour Ribiat, Eddie
Traurig, Simon Kresch,
Helen Horowitz, Dolores
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Lemer.
The public is invited. For
reservations and informa-
tion, call the synagogue
office, 398-1177.
Lubavitch Women
Offer Calendar
Nshei Chabad, the
Lubavitch women's organ-
ization, has made available
free candlelighting calen-
dars. The project is spon-
sored by Mr. and Mrs. lamb
Nosanchuk.
For a calendar, call Nshei
Chabad, 398-2953.
The Families of Congregation
Beth Achim and its Sisterhood
Wish You and Your Loved Ones
Health, Happiness and Most of All
PEACE in the New Year!
Gladys & Teddy Allen &
Family
Harold Baker & Helene
Shirley & Herbert Bean
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FROM
THE STAFF \I
Shown at a planning meeting for Israel Bonds'
High Holy Day Appeal are, seated from left, Rabbi
Stanley Rosenbaum, Cong. Bnai Moshe; Rabbi Mor-
ton Yolkut, Cong. Bnai David; Rabbi James Gordon,
Young Israel of Oak-Woods; and Rabbi David Nelson,
Cong. Beth Shalom. Standing are, from left, Detroit
Bonds chairman David Holtzman and Bonds Prime
Minister's Club president Sam Rich. Fifteen area
synagogues are participating in the appeal.
Leo Oliva &
Allen & June Ostrow
Anne & Harold Panter
l.otty Partovich & Abie Gale
Roland & Esther Gottesman
Mr. & Mrs. Morris Penner &
Family
The Gordons
Eric, Sarah. Jason &
Sharon
'Judith & Dennis Phillips
Beth. Laurie & Michael
Esther Grainer & Family
The Rogers — Larry, Roz.
Shari. .Julie & Neal
rry & Rena Tepm
rry & Doreen
Bernie
orothy
ock
The Tugenders
Paul. Gloria. David & Lisa
Michael & Estelle Wainer
Ben & Bertha Wasserman &
Family
Charlotte A Wasserman &
Family
Mr & Mrs Louis Weber
Bernice Wilson & Family
Mr & Mrs Morris Wolok &
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Mr Samuel %%Wok
Fredell Whiteman Si Finals
Hirers' & Rae Zat kolT &
Family