Friday, October 23, 1981 65
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
In logic they teach that ted, falsehood will appear
contraries laid together more false, and truth more
more evidently appear; and true.
controversy being permit-
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Saul Seigel to Join Tribute
to Horev at Technion Event
,Saul Seigel, national
executive vice president of
American Tehcnion
Society, will join members
and friends of the Detroit
Chapter of ATS in paying
tribute to Gen. Amos Horev,
president of Technion, at
the chapter's annual dinner
to be held 6 p.m. Nov. 8 at
Adat Shalom Synagogue.
Gen. Horev is guest of honor
and keynote speaker.
The first Israel-born
president in Technion's 55-
year history, Gen. Horev as-
sumed the top-level post
eight years ago, following a
career in the Israel Defense
Forces.
The announcement of
Seigel's participation in the
dinner program was made
by Louis Milgrom, chapter
president and a member of
ATS's national board.
Nationally known in
the fields of fund raising,
urban development and
public relations, Seigel
was appointed ATS
executive vice president
in 1979. Prior to this ap-
pointment, Seigel was for
• four years the director of
development at Ohio
State University and
chief executive officer of
the university's de-
velopment fund.
Seigel has also served as
consultant to the Charles
Stewart Mott Foundation,
the government of Califor-
nia under then-Gov. Ronald
Reagan and the govern-
ment of Michigan under
Gov. William Milliken. He
was a key figure in efforts to
rebuild the inner city of
Flint, and is a former execu-
tive director of the United
Fund of Greater Lima, Inc.,
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Seigel is an alumnus of
Ohio State University and
attended institutes for
organizational manage-
ment at Syracuse and
Michigan State Univer-
sities. He served in the U.S.
Navy during World War H.
Active as an officer and di-
rector in a broad range of
professional and communal
organizations, his interests
include the United Jewish
Appeal, which he chaired at
Ohio State, and the Hillel
Foundation.
In 1979, Seigel did a com-
prehensive analysis for the
United Jewish Appeal of the
physical and social needs
associated with "Project
Renewal." His report, which
was based largely on per-
sonal site visits in Israel as
well as interviews with
American Jewish commu-
nity leaders, was submitted
to UJA top leadership as
suggested strategy for their
$12 billion campaign.
For dinner reservations
and information, call
Technion, 559-5190.
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In the evening, two Yid-
dish films with English
sub-titles, "A Brivele der
Mamen" and "Mirele Ef-
roe," will be shown at 7 p.m.
at the Jewish Community
Center, West Bloomfield.
All events are free. These
movies will also be shown 7
p.m. Sunday at the Univer-
sity of Michigan Modern
Languages Building in Ann
Arbor.
Dorothy Bilik teaches
Yiddish language and liter-
ature at the University of
Maryland. She has written
and lectured extensively on
women and love in Sholem
•Aleichem's works, women
in Yiddish literature, I.B.
Singer's post-Holocaust
protagonists, and post-
Holocaust Yiddish litera-
ture.
Ruth Rubin, folksinger,
recording artist, lecturer
and educator, is recognized
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as an authority and per-
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Scheduled for Yiddish Fest
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of Michigan Festival of Yid-
dish Culture continues with
a lecture by Dorothy Bilik
on "Sholem Aleichem's
Romantic Heroines" at 1
p.m., and a performance of
Yiddish folk songs by Ruth
Rubin at 3 p.m. at United
Hebrew Schools, Southfield.
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