40 Frida , Jae 23, 1978

THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Professors Cited
for WSU Awards

Mrs. Linden Will Direct
Detroit's Music Study Club

Dr. Cynthia Colvin of
Wayne State University's
college of education was
named the only woman
candidate for the "Presi-
dent's Excellence in Teach-
ing Award" at ceremonies
June 14 on campus.

Mrs. Victor H. Linden
was installed as president of
the Music Study Club of
Metropolitan Detroit at its
annual installation lunc-
heon last week at the
Raleigh House.
Other officers are: Mes-
dames George R. Kerwin
and Felix Rosenwach, vice
presidents; Bernard
Nathan, Charles Kramer
and Arthur Brown, sec-
retaries; and Mark Howard,
treasurer.
Elected to the board of di-
rectors were Mesdames
George Charnas, Hyman
Goodman, Bernard
Ginsberg, Gerald Rowan,
John Schneider and Ms.
Bertha Weil.

Dr. Colvin joined the
WSU faculty in 1954, and
since 1970 has been a full
professor in teacher educa-
tion.

Prof. Milton Covensky,
who has been on the WSU
staff for more than 25 years,
also received the award. Dr.
Covensky is a specialist in
ancient history, historiog-
raphy and the history of re-
ligion.

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Also recognized for the
President's Award was
Harold Goldman, professor
of pharmacology. Goldman
joined the WSU faculty in
1974.

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Mrs. Linden has sung pro-
fessionally throughout
Michigan and Canada.

The Jewish Community
Center announces story
hours for children age 4 and
5 will take place 10:30 a.m.
Tuesdays and 2:30 p.m.
Thursdays in the library of
the main Center complex.
There will be two series, the
first beginning July 11 and
13, and the second, Aug. 15
and 17.
There also will be a sum-
mer reading club for chil-
dren in grades one-six.
Theme for the club is "The
12 Tribes of Israel."
Youngsters may register on
July 5 or later, and should
read 12 books during the
summer. In August, there
will be a party for the par-
ticipants.
For information on read-
ing programs, call the
Center library, 661-1000,
ext. 163.

Meanwhile, the Center
announces it has a new
librarian, Cindy Zack.
Ms. Zack was graduated
the University of
Regional Board. Work- from
Michigan's school of lib-
men's. Circle delegates rary
science.
from• Pittsburg, Cleve-
The library has books on
land, Akron, Rochester, various
aspects of Jewish
N.Y., and Duluth, Min-
nesota, will attend.

Workmen's Circle Celebrates
zurrti-- Move to Oak Park Location

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Mrs. Linden majored in
speech therapy at Wayne
State Universtiy. She is
vice president of fund

MRS. LINDEN

raising for Hadassah's
Heights Group and has
held key positions in both
Hadassah and Music
Study Club.

Center Library Has Series
for Kids; Librarian Named

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• The Workmen's Circle of
Michigan has moved to
26341 Coolidge, Oak Park.
There will be a grand open-
ing ceremony2 p.m. Sunday
at the new offices.
The nursery school, Sun-
day school, credit union and
other services of the organi-
zation will be located in the
new building. Featured on
the program will be Oak
Park Mayor David
Shepherd and Chairman of
the Workmen's Circle Great
Lakes Regional Board, Nate
Glazman.

The pwgrara will cul-
minate a two-day meet-
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A new Workmen's Circle
branch of Soviet Jews will
be chartered. IsayVinitsky,
chairman of the new Branch
684, will accept the charter
on behalf of the branch. Vic-
tor Herman, author and lec-
turer will translate.
Refreshments will be
served and the publid is in-
vited.

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in Hebrew, Yiddish and En-
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Library hours are 9
a.m.-5 p.m. Monday, Tues-
day, Wednesday and Sun-
day, and noon-8 p.m.
Thursdays. No fines will be
charged Monday through
Thursday this week only.

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BOB BENYAS

Bob Benyas has been re-
elected president of Sholem
Aleichem Institute at its
annual dinner meeting.
Other officers are Rose
Roth and Morgan Young,
vice presidents; Ted Sallen,
treasurer; and Bette Schein,
secretary. Board of directors
includes Sheila Bass, Paul
Chcover, Gertrude Edgar,
Rhoda Friedman, Mr. and
Mrs. Morris (Sarah) Fried-
man, Israel Kaplansky,
Dave" Moskowitz, Jack
Mandiberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Irving (Irene) Panush,
Pauline Robb, Molly Sallen
and Herbert Schein.

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NEW YORK — Prof. Is-
rael Singer, formerly of
Brooklyn College and Bar-
Ilan University, has been
appointed deputy director of
the New York office of the
World Jewish Congress.

Dear Aunt Frieda and Uncle Max

MAZEL TOV
Pride and JOY

We Share In Bar Ilan's

In all you have contributed for the educa-
tion and well being of the Jewish people.
We wish you continued good health, long
life and happiness always.

Love;

Jerry and Leila