▪ Septebther 25; 1981 Holiday Services -Lis (Continued from Page 54) 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 CARES By <:z9—•••••• at Emanu-El LINDSAY PRESS • • • • • • PARTIES GRADUATIONS SWEET SIXTEENS BAR MITZVAHS REUNIONS ADVERTISING 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- nati. Russian texts of the serv- ice will be provided. PHONE: (313)559-4070 nzrizri rIsuc rt3V5 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. - •• • 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 111;:i --------- HAMILTON PLACE ATHLETIC - CLUB 30333 SOUTHFIELD ROAD (BETWEEN 12 & 13) 646-8990 The Jewish News will have early deadlines for the issue of Oct. 2. The deadline for local news, display advertising and classified display is noon Friday, Sept. 25. The deadline for reg- ular classified is noon Monday, Sept. 28. Early deadlines for the issue of Oct. 9 are: Friday, Oct. 2. for local news and display ad- vertising; Monday, Oct. 5, for classified display: and 2 p.m. Tuesday. Oct. 6, for regular classified. Mrs. Edith Rose Dr. & Mrs. Ed Rosenbaum & Family Dorothy & Larry Guttenberg Mr. & Ro Beverly & Robert Hacker Lillian & Herbert Hyman Dr. & Mrs. Albert Blaize & Family Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jonas.& Family Denny & Sandy Brenner & Family Pearl Katkowsky & Family yn C Mr. & Mrs. J Marc to oo,"000roo • goe ." Mr. Fa 40111. Louis M. & Nathalie ampcov & Morton & Alice Cohe Mrs. Sidney Cohen & Leonard Mrs. Morris Loubal Lupi & Family Ms. Jackye Drapkin Leonard & B verly Mitz lene Howar Mimi Friedman & Fam Jerry & Shelley Gers no Jeff & Debbie Mr. & Mrs. Moishe Glazier Judy, David & Yale Goldin 41 r. Fa Mr I Phyllis & Seymour Sub, & Children if liner & The Fox Family Larry, Tobi • Michael & Allan Is Dr. & Mrs. William Stol Sol - Choky" & Mary Herb & Fl. nce Family Samuel Solomon orence Sriro & Family Mr. & Mrs . Ben & Pearl Marton Sam & Lillian Finkelstei Doriald a Judy Siegel Renee, No , Aaron & Deborah rs . ving & Betty Levine Sol & Bea Docks Sadelle & arry Saltsman Mr. & Min & Norman N. Levine Esther & Milton Lisner Dov & Diana athan and Stewart & Sh ron Silverman arold Frank Isadore & Rose Levin Marcia & Don Davis & Family & Sa dy Rubin ilarie, Joshua Allen & Mary • ilverman Bruce, Ilene lark, Laurie The Law ns Noel, J dy, David & udr Mr. and Mrs. Max Leib Cit George J. & Family The Sherm Don. Joyce, tuart, Harriet & Lorin Max & Harriet Krug Elizabeth & Ha Jeffrey, Ba Amy Harold & Le Mr. & Mrs. Jack Klain & Family The Burns Family Elliot, Sharon, Fel Emily & Perah Nena Fassberg EARLY DEADLINES Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Greenberg Mr. & Mrs: Manuel M. Grossman & Family Archer & Libby EtemlOiloche Joel & Aimee Dr. & Mrs. Manuel Feld in V \7--- NN,/ 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 & Fa nu ly Mr Samuel %%Wok Fredell Whiteman Si Finals Hirers' & Rae Zat kolT & Family