THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

32 Friday, October 7, 1977

Hebrew Union College Moving Effort Aided by Kresge Grant

NEW YORK—The Kresge
Foundation of Troy, Mich..
has informed Dr. Alfred
Gottschalk. president of
Hebrew Union College-Jew-
ish Institute of Religion,
that it will make a chal-
lenge grant of $150,000

toward construction of a
new home for the New York
branch of the college.
The college recently
announced plans to move
from its present building to
a new site adjacent to the
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canvas and to enter into a
cooperative academic rela-
tionship with the university.
"We are grateful to the
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Dr. Gottschalk said. "We
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15 and 10:45 a.m. Oct. 14 at
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French conductor
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his DSO debut at those con-
certs. Tickets are available
at the Ford Auditorium box
office, Hudson's and Mont-
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Greek Adventure
at Jewish Center

The Jewish Community
Center will be the scene of
an eight-week "Greek
Adventure" beginning 7:30
p.m. Tuesday. sponsored by
the Wayne State University
College of Lifelong
Learning.
Dr. Stephen Bertman.
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ies at the University of
Windsor, will conduct the
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expresses are deeply
appreciated. -
Wiliam H. Baldwin. pres-
ident of The Kresge Founda-
tion, said the grant is condi-
tioned upon Hebrew Union
College securing all of the
funds required for construc-
tion by Nov. 1978.
Dr. Gottschalk said
approximately S5 million of
the $7 million required for
the project already was con-
tributed or pledged and that
the college was certain- it
would meet the time
requirement.

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