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HADASSAH HEADLINES
GREATER DETROIT CHAPTER OE HADASSAH
Joan Provizer, Editor
COMING CHAPTER EVENTS
BOOK FAIR PLANS ANNOUNCED
Seated are Susan
Sisskind, Chairman of
the Day and Marcia
Kersch, Education Vice
President. Standing are
committee members
Florence Dulberg,
Ruthellen Singer and Bea
Breiner.
Hoag Levins, author of
the 'Arab Reach: The Secret
War Against Israel' will be
the morning speaker at
Hadassah's, day at Book
Fair on November 15.
Among Mr. Levin's many
awards, he has been the
winner three times of the
Philadelphia Press Associa-
tion Grand Award for Best
Reporting. He has also tes-
tified before the Senate Fi-
nance Committee on the
subject of Arab investments
in the United States. His
book gives a detailed ac-
count of how billions of Arab
October 25: Opening Chapter Board Meeting at 9:30
a.m., at United Hebrew Schools. Shirley Blumberg, a
former National Board member will be the guest speaker.
October 27: Shmuel Katz, leading Israeli political
commentator and author will speak about The Danger of
U.S. Mideast Policy — to American and Israel.' Co-
sponsored by Hadassah, at Congregation Beth Achim, 8
p.m.
November 3: Performance of 'Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat' at the Power Center in Ann Arbor.
Pre-paid reservations for the performance and round trip
bus transportation necessary.
November 10: Congressman Mark D. Siljander will
give the final lecture in the fall series on 'Christian Support
for Israel in Congress and the Community.'
November 15: Hadassah Day at Book Fair, details in
separate article.
December 2: Detroit Sympathy Coffee Concert Bus
Tour.
For further information or reservations for any of these
events, call the office, 357-2920.
petodollars have been
transferred into political
power.
Julie Ellis, author of `East
Wind' will be the afternoon
speaker at 1 p.m. 'East
Wind' is a romantic saga set
in Hong Kong between the
two world wars. Ms. Ellis is
also the author of 'Glorious
Morning' and other books.
Lunch will be available
between the two sessions by
reservation. Hadassah
members will be receiving
flyers with a reservation
form. Others may make re-
servations ,by calling the of-
fice, 357-2920.
TROY-ROCHESTER
GROUP
FORMING
Dr. Hanock Bar-On, head,
Diabetic Unit, Hadassah-
Hebrew University Medical
Center, was awarded 1983
prize at Second Milano In-
ternational Meeting on
Diabetes, Nutrition and
Atherosclerosis for the best
scientific contribution.
Edith Stone, Organiza-
tion Vice ,President, an-
nounced plans to form a new
Hadassah group in the Troy
Rochester area. The first
meeting will be Tuesday
evening, December 6. Any-
one interested in receiving
an invitation, or more in-
formation should call the of-
fice, 357-2920.
Some of man's
greatest achievers
have been
women.
Join
Hadassah
Chesvan October 8 to November 6
Barney B. Wetsman
Kislev November 7 to December 6
Isidor Charney
Reuben Newman
Laie Sklar
Robert Michael Gage
Mollie Segal
Each month we note the names of those dear ones for whom a benefactor has endowed a Yahrzeit to be
observed in perpetuity in the Hadassah-Hebrew University Medical Center in Jerusalem, within its beautiful
Synagogue crowned with the stained glass windows by Marc Chargall. Subscription is seven hundred fifty
dollars.
Chairman: Mrs. Susan Yorke, 626-9685.
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HADASSAH JUNIOR LIFE
MEMBERS SPEND DAY IN ANN ARBOR
A group of Aviv and
Shalom Junior Life Mem-
ders, along with their
mothers, recently spent a
day in Ann Arbor visiting
museums and had lunch at
a campus restaurant.
The Junior Life Members
ranged in age from 18
months to 10 years. In-
cluded were Jill and
Jonathan Bruss, Douglas
Burda, Jordan Field, Mara
and Jay Hack, Laura Ham-
burger and Traci Provizer.
The children thoroughly en-
joyed seeing the dinosaur
bones at the Natural Sci-
ence Museum and their ex-
periences at newly opened
Hands-On Museum.
All Hadassah members
are invited to give their
children and grandchildren
the gift of Junior Life Mem-
bership. This $175 con-
tribution makes a memora-
ble new baby, birthday,
holiday, Bar/Mat Mitzvah
and special occasion gift.
Funds paid for Life Mem-
bership are invested by Na-
tional Hadassah and the re-
turn is used to--purchase
major equipment for the
Hadassah Medical Com-
plex. For more information
about Life Membership for a
gift or for yourself, call the
Hadassah office 357-2920.
HADASSAH HOLIDAY SHOPPING
SPREE AT HUNTER'S SQUARE
YAHRZEIT IN ISRAEL
Michael Pinchuk
Diane J. Klein, President
19111 W. 10 Mile Rd., Southfield 48075 • 357-2920 •
Jerusalem . . . Emma
Soames MacManus, grand-
daughter of Sir Winston
Churchill, shows daughter
Emily born at Hadassah-
Hebrew University Medical
Center. A journalist herself,
Emma is married to "Guar-
dian" correspondent, James
MacManus.
A Holiday Shopping
Spree sponsored by Shalom
and Aviv groups of Hadas-
sah will be held on Wednes-
day, November 9 from 10
a.m. to 8 p.m. at Hunter's
Square located on Orchard
Lake Road in Farmington
Hills.
Shoppers are invited to
purchase their holiday gifts
with a percentage of the
proceeds going to support
Hadassah's two hospitals,
schools, Youth Aliyah and
other programs in Israel.
The following merchants
have generously agreed to
participate: Complaisance;
Diamond Design; European
Image; Fabric Art; Fur Fair;
Gold Gallery; Hallmark
Cards; Ilona; Leona; Let's
Entertain; Mario Max;
Pages and Pages; Scandia
Down; The Stadium; and
Stuffed Safari.
Francine Hack, Shalom
President and Marcia Fen-
ton, Aviv President have
selected Lauren Bruss-, Car-
rie Kushner and Ruth
Lewin as Holiday Shopping
Spree Chairmen. Their
committee consists of Renay
Danto, Ellyce Field, Be-
verly Friedman, Nancy
Glass, Merrill Hamburger
and Janice Tilchen.
...YOUR SISTERS AND YOUR DAUGHTERS...AND YOUR
NIECES AND YOUR COUSINS...AND YOUR MOTHERS AND
YOUR IN-LAWS...AND YOUR AUNTIES BY THE DOZENS...
...give them ALL the HADASSAH MAGAZINE. It's
the finest, most informative Anglo-Jewish publication
there is! It comes with Hadassah - membership
...a terrific gift for any and every occaision!
ENCLOSED: $15 Annual Membership
[1] $175 Life Membership
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SUITE 205
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