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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Wayne State Sociology Prof Will Deliver Beth El Franklin Lecture
Dr. Constantina Safilios-
Rothschild, professor of so-
ciology and director of the
Family Research Center,
Wayne State University,
will present the Leo M.
Franklin Lecture in Human
Relations for 1976 7:30 p.m.
Sunday at Temple Beth El.
Her topic will be "Transi-
tional Changes in the Roles
of Men and Women: New
Advantages and Trade-
Offs."
Established in 1950 by
Temple Beth El in honor of
its late rabbi, Leo M. Frank-
lin, the lectures 'aim to pro-
vide increased knowledge
and better understanding of
the problems of intergroup
relations in American urban
life.
Dr. Safilios-Rothschild is
a graduate of the Agricul-
tural College of Athens,
Greece and has her MS and
PhD degrees in sociology
from Ohio State University.
Her fields of specialization
and interests include com-
parative family sociology,
the sociology of develop-
ment and social change, the
sociology of sex roles, cross-
cultural methodology, com-
parative urban sociology,
comparative sociology of
fertility and the sociology of
disability and rehabilita-
tion.
Greece in 1957 and was a
Fulbright Exchange Stu-
dent to the U.S. The recip-
ient of numerous research
grants, she is also a mem-
The author of more than
50 journal articles, Dr. Safi-
lios-Rothschild is also the
author of four books. The
lexture is open to the public.
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She received the King
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U. of Michigan Habad House
Dedication to Honor Ruchs
ber of several honorary
and professional societies
and is the Chairperson,
the National Council on
Family Relations for 1976.
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PEARL RUCH
ROBERT RUCH
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruch
will be the honorees at a
luncheon celebrating the
dedication of Phase One of
the University of Michigan
Habad House — the kosher
kitchen and restaurant.
Guest speaker at the af-
fair will be Irving I. Stone of
Cleveland, chairman of the
board of the Hebrew Aca-
demy, vice president of the
Bureau of Jewish Education
and chairman of Habad-
Lubavitch in Cleveland.
The luncheon will take
place at the Habad House
on Hill Street in Ann Arbor
at 1 p.m. March 7.
which time he presented
the Rebbe with the resolu-
tion to establish a Habad
House in Ann Arbor.
Robert Ruch is active in
the community, in the
UJA and in the work of
Habad-Lubavitch. He was
a leader of the Michigan
delegation to the Lubav-
itcher Rebbe last year, at
Adat Shalom Sets
Purim Celebration
The Adat Shalom Syn-
agogue Married Couples
Club will host a "Purim
Concert and Sing-In" 8:30
p.m. March 13 at the syn-
agogue.
Entertainment will fea-
ture Cantor Harry Sturm of
the Downtown Synagogue,
accompanist Martin Man-
delbaum and the Madrigal
Singers of Southfield.
Refreshments will be
served and there is a charge.
For information and tickets,
call Hannah Wilkus, chair-
man, 557-7227, or Betty
Blase, 968-3074.
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erected for the righteous;
their deeds perpetuate their
memory.
—The Talmud
Mrs. Ruch is a life-mem-
ber of ORT, Hadassah, and
many other organizations.
She has particular interest
in the Habad-House, for her
children and their spouses
were all graduates of the
University of Michigan.
For information about
the dedication, call the Lu-
bavitch office, 398-2611.
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