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More money for student aid fund
object of annual Technion event
The Detroit Chapter of the
American Technion Society will
break with the tradition of having
formal dinners, when it has a
cocktail reception and petite buf-
fet at its 36th annual event, this
year scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Nov.
8 at Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
Guest speaker will be Yehuda
Z. Blum, former Israel ambas-
sador to the United Nations.
According to dinner organizers,
by choosing the new format for the
affair, a greater percentage of the
contributions will go to the Techn-
ion, particularly to its student aid
fund. Following Blum's remarks
and the program, there will be a
dessert table and social hour. .
For information and reserva-
tions, call the Technion office,
559-5190.
The celebration this year coin-
cides with Technion's 60th an-
niversary. In 1924, Arthur Blok,
the first Technion director, ar-
rived from England and opened
the school. Four years later, ten
engineers and seven architects,
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they can also choose from such
subjects as laser technology,
aeronautical engineering, gene-
tics and the latest areas of com-
puter science.
Technion graduates have be-
come Israel's newest
entrepreneurs. The president of
Elbit Computers, Ltd., a world
leader in development of - mini-
computers is a Technion
graduate. In addition, Technion
sponsors major technological dis-
coveries through the Techniofi
Research and Development
Foundation, Ltd.
Israeli worker attitudes and val-
ues, labor relations in Israel as
well as other topics.
For information, call the Techn-
ion office, 559-5190.
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Technology supplies three-
fourths of Israel's engineers as
well as internationally renowned
sophisticated research facilities.
The original Technion building
was located in what is now the
heart of downtown Haifa. A total
of 27 students studied road con-
struction and engineering — the
most essential skills for an emerg-
ing nation.
Now Technion's campus is a
sprawling group of facilities built
on Mt. Carmel. Technion's 9,000
students can still study road con-
struction and engineering, but
Technion prof to address local unit
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This researcher adjusts a mechanical elbow at the Technion's Julius
Silver Institute of Bio-Medical Engineering.
"Is Technology Enough? —
Sociology at the Technion" will be
discussed by Prof. Bilha Man-
nheim at the American Technion
Society Detroit Chapter public
meeting to be held at the United
Hebrew Schools on Tuesday at
7:45 p.m.
Also on the program will be two
short films: Hebron and Etzion
Block. Moderator of the program
will be Albert Newman, a trustee
of the Detroit Chapter.
Born in Germany, Dr. Man-
nheim is a professor in the faculty
of industrial engineering and
management at the Technion, Is-
rael Institute of Technology. Prof.
Mannheim received her B.Sc. de-
gree from the University of Kan-
sas and a M.A. and Ph.D. degree
from the University of Illinois in
The Israel Histadrut Campaign
of Metropolitan Detroit will an-
nounce the establishment of the
Rabbi Richard C. Hertz Youth
Center in Safed, Israel, on Wed-
nesday evening at a testimonial
dinner honoring Rabbi Hertz,
rabbi emeritus of Temple Beth El.
The dinner will take place at
the Sheraton-Southfield Hotel
with cocktails at 6 p.m. and
dinner at 7 p.m. Dietary laws will
be observed.
The youth center will be located
in the mostly Sephardic Canaan
neighborhood, part of a renewal
and rehabilitation program. It
will serve hundreds of young
people from low-income families
as a community center. Among its
communal activities are tutorial
programs for children and aid to
elderly and handicapped which
will take place in the mornings.
For the youth who study four
hours daily at the Amal Appren-
ticeship School and work four
hours daily in nearby factories
and military camps, there will be
afternoon and evening activities
such as lectures on general sub-
jects, dance groups, choir and
sports.
Thp_crupst_snpaker will be Meir
Rabbi Richard Hertz
Rosenne, Israel's ambassador to
the United States, who was in-
strumental in negotiating the
Camp David Agreement.
The honorary chairman of thisH
event is Max Fisher. General
chairman is Stanley Winkelman,'
and dinner chairman, Flora Win-
ton, president of Temple Beth El.
Louis Berry, Martin Citrin, Mar- j
vin Goldman, Joseph Jackier,
Morris Lieberman, Leonard Si
mons and Paul Zuckerman are
honorary co-chairmen.
For information and reserva-
tions. call Histadrut. 967-4720.