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Friday, February 27, 1976
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
CHABAD HOUSE RESTAURANT
DEDICATED IN ANN ARBOR
Dedication ceremonies
have been announced for
Phase One of the University
of Michigan Chabad House
in Ann Arbor - the Kosher
Kitchen and Restaurant.
The dedication will take
place on Sunday, March 7 at
1 p.m. at the Chabad House,
715 Hill Street corner Oak-
land, and will honor Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ruch. A special
guest luncheon will be
served and a report will be
heard on the current and fu-
ture activities of Chabad
House.
The ultra-modern, fully-
equipped restaurant, de-
signed (without charge) by
Wallace J. Newton Asso-
ciates, will serve delicious,
home-style, glatt-kosher
meals in impeccable sur-
roundings, to students and
non-students alike, at
prices to match those
charged by university caf-
eterias and non-kosher
restaurants. With a one-
session capacity of 64 din-
ers, the restaurant will daily
serve lunches, suppers and
some fast-foods.
Chabad House, a beauti-
ful fourLstoried stone man-
sion (once the Pi-Lambda-
Phi Jewish fraternity) is
in a vital location. It borders
on the Law Quad, and is
within a few minutes walk
from the Michigan Union,
the dormitories with the
highest Jewish population
(Alice Lloyd, Markley,
Mosher-Jordan and East
Quad), the faculty residen-
tial area and the heart of
campus. Some of the Cha-
bad House's 25 rooms will
serve as a men's kosher
boarding house.
Other unique features of
the Chabad House are: (1)
The House will be open 24
hours a day, with a "hot-
line" service for any stu-
dents seeking urgent help;
(2) A modern Jewish li-
brary and reading-room;
(3) A built-in, highest
quality stereo system with
the best collection of Jew-
ish music in the mid-west;
(4) The world-famous Lu-
bavitch
unorthodox
"reach-out" approach will
have Chabad-House-based
counsellors
offering
courses, organizing dis-
cussion .groups and infor-
mal rap-sessions, and giv-
ing advice and counselling
in the dormitories and
apartment-houses where
Jewish students congre-
gate.
Also on the dedication
program will be Irwin I.
Cohn, Emma Schaver, Na-
than P. Rossen (Chabad
House Founders) and David
Hermelin.
WSU Religion Center, Jewish Faculty Plan Zionism Parley
The Committee of Con-
cerned Jewish Faculty with
the Grosberg Religious Cen-
ter will sponsor a teach-in
on "Zionism — Racism or
National Liberation Move-
ment" Wednesday and
Thursday at Wayne State
University.
The opening session at 8
p.m. Wednesday will fea-
ture Prof. Hans Morgen-
thau, authority on interna-
tional politics, who will
speak on: "Zionism in Con-
temporary World Politics".
The lecture will take place
at the General Lectures
Building, Anthony Wayne
Dr. and Warren Ave.
Morgenthau, professor-
emeritus of the University
of Chicago, is a professor at
the New School of Social Re-
search in New York. The
public is invited. Parking is
available at nearby WSU
parking structure on the
west side of Anthony
Wayne Dr.
On Thursday, at 10:30
begin at noon.
Father Ron Modras, of St.
John's Provincial Seminary,
will speak at 1:30 p.m. on "A
Catholic Perspective on
Zionism" at the Hilberry
Lounge, University Center r -\
Building.
The teach-in will end with ,1
movies. Among them Susan ` I
Sontag's "Promised Lands"
which will be seen 3 p.m. at
the Hilberry Lounge.
a.m. in the Hilberry
Lounge of the University
Center Building, Prof.
HANS MORGENTHAU
Simon Visiting Middle East
WASHINGTON (JTA) —
U.S. Treasury Secretary
William Simon began a two-
week visit to the Middle
East Thursday.
Simon's first stop was in
Riyadh to meet with Saudi
Arabian officials and with
the Saudi Arabian-Ameri-
can Economic Cooperation
Committee. Next week he
will be in Tel Aviv and Jeru-
salem for a session of the
U.S.-Israel Joint Committee
for Trade and Investment of
which he and Finance Min-
ister Yehoshua Rabinowitz
are co-chairmen. He also
expects to meet with Prime
Minister Yitzhak Rabin.
After his visit to Israel,
Simon will go to Cairo and
Damascus. He will be ac-
companied on the trip by
William Seidman, the
President's assistant on
economic matters, Gerald
Parsky, assistant secre-
tary of the Treasury who
deals with Arab boycott
affairs, and William Rha-
tican, public affairs three-
N.P. ROSSEN EMMA SCHAVER IRWIN I. COHN
for at the Treasury De-
partment.
Jacob Katz, history pro-
fessor at the Hebrew Uni-
versity of Jerusalem who
is presently visiting pro-
fessor at the Center for
Israel and Jewish Studies
at Columbia University,
will discuss "The Histori-
cal Roots of the Contempo-
rary Jewish Predica-
ment". Workshops will
WILLIAM SIMON
IRVING I. STONE
President American
Greetings Corporation
Joint Distribution Commit-
tee, the Jewish Community
Federation of Cleveland,
Telshe Yeshiva, Young Is-
rael of Cleveland and the
National Commission of
Torah Education, to cite but
a few.
The challenging roles of
communal leader and hu-
manitarian are filled by his
intrinsic sense of responsi-
bility and a creative capacity
for service. Irving Stone
brings to every endeavor the
determination and dynamic
ability he exhibits as the dis-
tinguished president of
American Greetings Corpo-
ration. These qualities have
made him one of the M_ id-
west's leading citizens.
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Akiva Hebrew Day School
will present Peter Nero in a
benefit performance 8 p.m.
Sunday at Ford Audito-
rium.
For ticket information,
call the Akiva concert office,
354-1810.
The Treasury Depart-
ment said that Simon will
be discussing means of
strengthening U.S. eco-
nomic ties with the Middle
East countries and in-
creased economic develop-
ment of the entire Middle
East area.
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WSU Faculty Set
Zionism Teach-In
The opening session 8
p.m. Wednesday will fea-
ture Prof. Hans Mo•gen-
thau, authority on interna-
tional politics.
The public is invited. For
information, call the com-
mittee, 557-3459.
Artists Impression of the Chabad House Restaurant
reasonable rates
Amvest
353-1355
Akiva to Present
Peter Nero Sunday
598-7211
cANdids •
The Committee for Con-
cerned Jewish Faculty at
Wayne State University will
hold a teach-in on "Zionism
— Racism of a National Lib-
eration Movement" Wednes-
day and Thursday on cam-
pus at the General Lectures
Building.
Guest speaker at the Res-
taurant Dedication will be
the chairman of Chabad-
Lubavitch in Cleveland, Mr.
Irving I. Stone.
Irving I. Stone is a man
for whom heritage and hu-
manity are the keystone of
existence.
A man of scope and wis-
dom, his involvements take
him from the Cleveland
Museum of Art and the
United Torch of Greater
Cleveland to the intellectual
Hassidism of the Chabad
movement.
Irving Stone's leadership
and benevolence have helped
strengthen and perpetuate
the Hebrew Academy of
Cleveland, the American
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342-7100
learning experiences in
Workmen's Circle Branch
227 will have a regular
meeting 9 p.m. Saturday at
the Workmen's Circle Cen-
ter.
The latest color films
from Israel will be shown,
and refreshments will be
served. There is a nominal
admission charge. For infor-
mation, call Sonia Po-
powski, 557-3994.
Hebrew Club
Discussion Due
Moadon Ivri, the Hebrew
culture club, will meet 3:30
p.m. Sunday at the Jewish
Community Center's 10
Mile branch.
year of study for high school students
Opportunity to fulfill American high school curriculum
requirements for grades 10, 11 and 12, plus, Judaic/
Hebraic Studies, field trips, work experience and group
living. • Several programs in leading academic high
schools at Youth Villages and Kibbutzim: Academic/
vocational program: Semester host program; Semester
for seniors and H.S. graduates. Scholarships available.
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