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Cong. Shaarey Shomayim

announces that

HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES

Will be held at Pepper School, Dartmouth at Church

(1 blk. S. of Ten Mile) Oak Park

Cantors
Shaul Broner

from Jerusalem

& Motel Weiss

Will Officiate — TraClient Litergy

Detroit Technion Society Inaugurates
Drive for $600,000 Student. Dormitory

With subscriptions total-
ling close to 20 percent of
the $600,000 goal, the De-
troit Technion Society on
Tuesday evening inaugu-
rated the drive to assure
construction of a student
dormitory on the Technion
Haifa campus. The need
was described as most ur-
gent to assure the scientific
programs which make the
Israel Technion one of the
10 leading engineering and
technological institutes in
the world.
At the installing session
of the fundraising cam-
paign, held at the new
Standard Club on North-
western Highway, Daniel
Kahn, presiding, outlined
the urgency of the appeal.
Technion Dean of Stu-
dents Prof. Ram Sagi, the
guest speaker, pointed to
the progressive_ program of

providing scholarships for
the underprivileged, who,

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Rabbi Dr. Leo Y. Goldman will deliver the sermons.
for xeserv. call the office LI 7-8555 or LI 2-4444
of members of the ticket committee:
ienoe Roth 398-2390
Sam Kreisman 399-4693
M. Wiess 399-5388
Max Young 961-3212
Julius Cigler 968-3544

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Our Daily services and classes throughout the year are held
every morning and evening 15110 West 10 Mile, Oak Park

he said,.now number 20 per-
cent of the student body. He
said that these students
must be housed on the cam-
pus and that without such
facilities the Technion
teaching and research pro-
grams will be greatly ham-
pered.

Sam Rich, as fund-
raising chairman,
supplemented the appeal
for speedy completion of
the dormitory project.

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graduated technicians,
engineers and aeronautical
experts.
Commenting on Israel's
mounting problems, Prof.
Sagi said that when people
question Israel's ability to
survive they ignore the
truth that "it is not a ques-
tion of to be or not to be, but
on how to be." Technion
raises the standards which
assure the being, he de-
clared.

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1 1/4 cups granulated sugar
1/2 cup margarine
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2 eggs
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13/4 cups flour
1 tsp. baking powder
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Vs tsp. salt
Ya cup Apricot Preserves

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HIGH HOLIDAY SERVICES

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10:30 P.M. Social Hour

12:00 Services

Sept. 19, 1981

CONGREGATION SHAARIT HAPLAYTAH

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from the United States to Anierican industries while
work with and for Technion advancing Israel's progress-
and how Technion ive actions.

and said they assure em-
ployment for the Technion

Daniel Kahn's address
was marked by recollections
of how he and many others
came to be supporters of
Technion and admirers of
its program, He told of the
advances that have been
achieved, of the many lead-
ing manufacturing firms

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that have come to Israel graduates have benefited

The 8,000-square foot
dormitory will provide
housing for 36 students and
will be part of a new com-
plex on the Mt. Carmel
campus which will eventu-
ally house 850 students.
Each student will have an
individual room, with
kitchen, living room and
bathroom facilities shared
among the residents of each
five-student unit.
In his address describing
the Technion's activities
Prof. Sagi said there was a
great demand for Technion
graduates. He enumerated
many American industrial
enterprises that are estab-
lishing contacts with Israel

He pointed out that
Technion is not a univer-
sity functioning on com-
petitive approaches but
is firm on policies of
selectivity. That, he said,
is the assurance of the in-
stitute's high standards
as a technological center.

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Emphasis on the urgency
of the effort was also ex-
pressed by Max Gill,
Technion emissary now _
representing the
technological institute in
this area.

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CONGREGATION SHAARIT HAPLAYTAH
IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE

HIGH
HOLIDAY SERVICES
with The Esteemed and Highly Acclaimed

1981

Cantor Seymour Greenstein
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Yam Mpper: Oct 7, 8, 1911

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