THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Weizinann Institute Opens
Midwest Office in Detroit
Spring Events Under Way
at U of M Hillel Foundation
The American Commit-
tee for the Weizmann Insti-
tute of Science has recently
opened a Central Regional
office in Detroit, announces
Detroit Committee Chair-
man Paul Borman.
A Detroit committee is in
formation.
Regional director Martha
Anshan will co-ordinate ac-
With the spring semester Judaism class meets
under way at the University Tuesdays and Thursdays
of Michigan, a full schedule from 7-9 p.m. and in-
of events has been planned cludes the fundamentals
by the U of M Hillel Found- of Judaism plus basic
ation.
Hebrew skills. No
A party for graduate stu- schedule has been set for
dents will be held at 721 the Talmud course.
Church St., Apt. 2, at 9:30
'Sabbath services will be
p.m. Saturday night. The held at Hillel Friday eve-
party will be the first in a nings at 7:30 p.m. and an
series of social and athletic informal Israeli dance class
events geared for graduate will meet 1 p.m. Sundays
students. There is a charge. beginning May 24.
Courses in basic
For information concern-
Judaism and Talmud will ing Hillel events, call direc-
also be taught during the tor Michael Brooks, 663-
spring term. The basic 3336.
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Book Honors Rose Vainstein
The School of Library Sci-
ence at the University of
Michigan has published a
73-page, soft-cover volume
incorporating the papers
presented at- an institute
one year ago that honored
Prof. Rose Vainstein on the
occasion of her retirement.
The volume, entitled
"Public Libraries and New
Directions for Adult Serv-
ices," was edited by Joan C.
Durrance and Prof. Vains-
tein, according to Dean
Russell E. Bidlack of U-M's
School of Library Science.
Prof. Vainstein was a
member of the school's
faculty from 1968-1980.
She was director of the
Bloomfield Township
Public Library from
1964-1968. She was prev-
iously a member of the
founding faculty of the
school of librarianship at
the University of British
Columbia in Vancouver.
She has served as a li-
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they return to their country.
Their visit to Brandeis is
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ZOD to Begin Roundtable
Discussions Open to Public
The Zionist Organization
of America, Detroit District
President Sidney Silver-
man invites the community
to participate in a series of
roundtable discussions on
timely topics beginning
with "Arabs in a Jewish
State," 8 p.m. Thursday at
the Zionist Cultural Center.
Lead-off persons Prof.
Michael Drissman, Macomb
Community College; Lewis
S. `, Grossman, past
president, Jewish Commu-
nity Council of Metro De-
troit; and Prof. Leon H.
Warshay, Wayne State
University, will be followed
by an informal free and
open audience participatory
discussion.
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