THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
GREATER DETROIT CHAPTER OF HADASSAH
NOVI NORTHVILLE
GROUP TO MEET
David Techner will speak
to the new Novi Northville
Group of Hadassah at the
,--- next meeting on Tuesday,
May 4 at 8 p.m. Mr. Tech-
ner's subject will be "Ex-
plaining Death to Chil-
dren". The meeting will be
held at Donna Mandell's
home. Please call her at
669-1370 to respond and for
directions.
MAJOR GIFTS
DINNER HONORS
HADASSAH'S Nth
ANNIVERSARY
Ruth Popkin, Hadassah
National Vice President,
will speak at the Greater
Detroit Chapter Major Gifts
Dinner, celebrating Hadas-
sah's 70th Anniversary, on
Wednesday, April 28, at 7
p.m., at the home of Rosie
and Mark Schlussel, 28755
Bell Road, Southfield.
Mrs. Popkin is the Na-
tional Coordinator of the •
Fundraising Division,
serves on the National
Board of Jewish National
Fund and of the American
Zionist Federation. She also
co-chaired the 1977 and
1978 Hadassah National
Conventions.
The special 70th An-
niversary $500 minimum
gift dinner will help Hadas-
sah to maintain the highest
quality medical care as it
constantly renovates, up-
dates and re-equips its two
major hospitals and other
facilities. As a "double
mitzvah" for Israel, Israel
bonds may be used for this
Rosie Schlussel, hostess
of the evening, is a three
generation life member, has
served as Hadassah Medical
Organization chairman of
the Greater Detroit Chapter
and is active in the Eleanor
Roosevelt group.
Marjorie Saulson is Major
Gifts Dinner Chairman.
For further information
and reservations, call the
Hadassah office, 357-2920
between 8:30 and 3:30 on
weekdays.
BECOME
A FOUNDER
NOW AND
SAVE!
By becoming a Founder
by July 1, you will have
your name permanently in-
scribed in marble on the
Founders' Wall in the
Hadassah medical complex
and save $5,000. As of July
1, 1982 the cost of becoming
a Hadassah Founder will
increase from $10,000 to
$15,000. Those who pledge a
Founder's gift by June 30
may take advantage of
three important factors:
Payment may be made over
a three year period. The
first payment is not due
until December 31, 1982. Is-
rael Bonds may be used for
either partial or full pay-
ment.
If you are considering be-
coming a Hadassah Foun-
der, NOW is the time to do
it. Simply call the Hadassah
office, 357-2920 before June
30 and become part of this
honored group.
MOTHER'S
DAY
Life
membership
in
Hadassah
357-2920
19111 W. 10 Mile Rd., Southfield 48075 • 357-2020
SABBATH SERVICE
TO MARK
HADASSAH'S 10th
ANNIVERSARY
Annette Meskin, President
The Greater Detroit Chapter of Hadassah
cordially invites you
A Sabbath service mark-
ing the 70th anniversary of
Hadassah will take place at
Congregation Beth Shalom,
on West Lincoln, in Oak
Park on Saturday morning,
May 1.
to attend Sabbath Services celebrating Hadassah's
70th Anniversary at Congregation Beth Shalom, 14601
West Lincoln, Oak Park
Saturday, May 1, at 9 A.M.
Ida Rosenblum, chairper-
son of the day announced
that Rabbi David Nelson
will speak of "The Legacy of
Henrietta Szold." Annette
Meskin, president of the
Greater Detroit Chapter
will extend greetings to the
congregation. Susan Rose,
Education Vice-President
will offer a prayer, Phyllis
Newman, a former Chapter
President will leada respon-
sive reading. Inge Kramer,
Joan Provizer, Rose Schiller
and Edith Stone will be
given aliyot.
THIRD ANNUAL
Hadassah Women's Open
Tennis Tournament
General Information
Wednesday, June 2 through .
Friday, June 4, 1982.
LOCATION:
Franklin Racquet Club,
located on Northwestern Highway,
between 12 and 13 Mile Roads in
Southfield.
AWARDS:
Trohpies will be given to
all finalists in the main draw and con-
solation winners.
The Sabbath service will
be shared with Elissa Ash,
daughter of Marilyn and
Alan Ash of Huntington
Woods, on the occasion of
her Bat Mitzvah. Ellisa is a
life member of Hadassah
and her mother is currently
Treasurer of the Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah;
ENTRY FEE AND DEADLINE: The
deadline for all entries must be post-
marked Sunday, May 23, 1982. The
Entry fee is:
Tennis Singles:
$25 per person
Tennis Doubles:
$25 per person
Both events:
$45 per person
Lunch only on Wednesday:
$10 per person
Arlene Gould is Ar-
rangements chairperson
and Suzanne Kaufman,
Marcia Kersch, Doris
August, Susan Yorke, and
Marcia Parven will be hos-
tesses at the Kiddush fol-
lowing services.
The earliest record
of a gift for a
mother appears
in Genesis 30:14,
And Reuben went In
the acid* and found
Entry fee includes
LUNCH on WEDNESDAY ONLY
and a tournament Tee shirt.
Locker room facilities will be available.
SEEDING:
Please be sure to include
all previous tournament information
so that the tournament committee can
attempt accurate seedings.
By
reservation - 90' per hour per child.
mandrakes and brought
A child's gift is
always welcome.
But notice that
Jacob didn't
show up
with mandrakes.
It doesn't say,
but we suspect
Jacob gave his wife
a life membership
in Hadassah.
He was smart.
That's why
they named a
people after him.
You know what
they named
after Reuben?
A sandwich.
Hadassah.
375,000 women working together.
FACILITIES: The Tournament will be
played on 10 indoor hard courts.
SCHEDULE: First round matches will
begin on Wednesday morning at
9:00 a.m.
PLAYERS MUST BE
AVAILABLE TO PLAY AT THEIR
SCHEDULED TIMES FOR ALL DAYS
OF THE TOURNAMENT. PLEASE
CALL BARBARA GUTMAN at
851-4009 on THURSDAY, MAY 27
between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. FOR
STARTING TIME.
MATCHES: Each event must have
eight entrants to be held. All matches
will be 2 out of 3 sets, with a 9-point
tie breaker at 6-all in any one set. Ten
minute warm-up periods will be enfor-
ced and a 15 minute default rule will
be in effect.
DIVISIONS: There will be singles and
doubles with a consolation event for
first-round losers in all events.
Divisions will include:
Up to 3.0
3.5 & up
4.0 & up
Entrants may enter only 1 Singles and
1 Doubles event.
BALLS: A new can of balls, provided
by entrant, must be used for each match.
At the end of the match, the winner
will take the unopened can and loser
will take the opened can. New balls
will not be required for the consolation
For further information call:
Barbara Gutman - 851-4009
Cathy Deutchman - 649-5055
tournament
them unto his mother, Leah.
Spontaneous.
Sweet.
Touching.
TENNIS INFORMATION
DATES:
BABYSITTING AVAILABLE:
The First
Mother's
Day
Friday, April 23, 1982 37
ENTRY FORM
Name
Address
Phone
Amount Enclosed
Seeding Information
TENNIS DIVISIONS
SINGLES
DOUBLES
Up to 3.0
3.5 and up
4.0 and up
Partner's Name
Phone No
The Tournament Committee reserves the right to place any player m any division for the good of the tournament.
PLEASE CHECK:
— Singles 525.00
Doubles $25.00
Both Events $45.00
Lunch Only $10.00 .
I will be using the babysitter for
children
All contributions are tax deductible. Checks should be made payable to HADASSAH and mailed
to
— Barbara Gutman
28907 Rockledge Drive
Farmington Hills, Michigan 48018
ENTRY MUST BE POSTMARKED BY SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1982
Profits from this tournament will be used to support HADASSAH CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCH