Friday, March 30, 1984
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
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HADASSAH HEADLINES
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Joan Provizer, Editor
GREATER DETROIT CHAPTER OF HA DASSAH
The Greater Detroit
*Chapter of Hadassah
cordiaffy invites our
Life Members
to attend
The Myrtte Wreatit,
,
‘Wci- Award Luncheon 1 1"1- $-- - 1')
honoring
Lieutenant Governor
Martha W. Griffiths
Monday, April 9, 1984 / 12:00 Noon
Somerset
Intl
2601 W. Big Beaver Tray, Michigan
Life membership funds give
continuous support to research at
our Haeassah hospitals
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I %visit to becolne a (tie tnertber and attend the futtchteon
Enclosed Ls m). duck
$175.(X)
II 1.)ues are patcf
5160.00
Luncheon
5 15.(X)
Name
Addrtss
Please maul form and check to: Hadassah
Phortr
19111 W. 10 Mile. Suite 205
Southfield. MI 48075
Diane J. Klein, President
THE HADASSAH BUS IS
ON THE MOVE AGAIN ,
CONVENTION SCHEDULED
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Hadassah's Program De-
partment has scheduled two
spring trips. The first,
scheduled for Thursday,
April 26 will be to the De-
troit premiere performance
of the Israel Ballet. Busses
will leave the Shaarey
Zedek parking lot at 7 p.m.
for Ford Auditorium. Or-
chestra seat tickets and
round trip bus transporta-
tion will be $24.
Theatergoers will be
treated to a special per-
formance of `Lydie Breeze"
on Wednesday, May 9 at the
Attic Theater. The play is
written and directed by well
known playwright Lawr-
ence Carr. This project was
made possible by the sup-
port of the National
Endowment for the Arts,
the Michigan Council for
the Arts, and the Detroit
Council for the Arts".
The morning perform-
ance will be followed by
lunch in Greektown. The
play, lunch and round trip
bus transportation from the
Shaarey Zedek parking lot
is $20. Advance reserva-
tions are required for both
events.
Hadassah will hold its
70th national convention at
the San Francisco Hilton
Hotel August 26-29.
Founded. by Henrietta
Szold in 1912, Hadassah is
the largest women's volun-
teer organization in the
United States. Hadassah
spends millions annually
for its health, education,
vocational, social welfare
and land-redemption pro-
grams in Israel, and its edu-
cation and youth programs
in the United States.
This year the delegates
will elect a new president
and several other national
officers. In addition, dele-
gates will hear reports,
project plans, adopt
budgets, participate in
seminars and workshops,
and hear addresses by gov-
ernment leaders and inter-
national authorities in the
fields of Hadassah activi-
ties. For information on
attending the convention,
call the Hadassah office,
357-2920.
Group
JOIN
HADASSAH
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The First
Mother's
Day
ANNIVERSARY
19111 W. 10 Mile Rd., Southfield 48075 • 357-2920
The earliest record
of a gift for a
mother appears
in Genesis 30:14,
And Reuben went in
the fields and found
mandrakes and brought
them unto his mother, Leah.
Spontaneous.
Sweet.
Touching.
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 tiadassah.
lie was smart.
That's why
they named a
people after him.
You know what
they named
after Reuben?
A sandwich.
Pictured are Barbara Gutman, Mariann Cramer,
Audrey Edelheit, Nadine Miller, Janice Bloom and
Barbara Ben are planning this year's Tennis Tour-
nament.
TENNIS TOURNAMENT TO BEGIN MAY 30
The Fifth Annual Hadas-
sah Women's Open Tennis
Tournament will be held
May 30, 31 and June 1 at the
Franklin Racquet Club.
Nadine Miller, Tourna-
ment Chairman announced
that this event is open to all
area women. She said that
players of all abilities look
forward to this annual
event. There will be both
singles and doubles. The
entry fee of $25 includes
luncli the first day, A tour-
nament visor, and refresh-
ments throughout the tour-
nament. Trophies will be
awarded for first and second
place winners in the main
draw and winners of the
consolation tournament.
. Entry forms will be
mailed shortly to all Hadas-
sah members and all
players from previous
years. Others who are in-
terested may call the
Hadassah office at 357-2920
to be added to the mailing
list.
This years committee in-
cludes: Barbara Gutman,
advisor; Mariann Cramer
and Audrey Edelheit, pub-
licity; Barbara Ben and
Janice Bloom, hospitality;
and Joan Provizer, ar-
rangements.
Proceeds from this tour-
nament are used to benefit
cardiovascular research at
the Hadassah Medical
Complex in Jerusalem.
REGION CONFERENCE IN MAY
Michigan Region of
Hadassah will hold its an-
nual spring conference in
Grand Rapids May The
conference will feature a
variety of workshops and
seminars and provide in
opportunity to exchange
ideas with members of
Hadassah groups through-
out the state. Registration
forms will be mailed shortly
to all Hadassah members.
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Chairman of nom. corn.
A gift of love • • •
a gift of life. Surprise the
special women in your life
with a Life Membership for
Mother's Day. Sunday, May
13, Hadassah will deliver
the Life Membership pin, a
rose and your personal mes-
sage to your special lady.
Spread the Word
BEFORE YOU- MOVE ...
HILDA HAMBURGER
SLATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
.
Hilda Hamburger, Nominating
Chairman will present the slate of
officers for the coming year at the
Open Chapter Board Meeting on
Thursday, April 5, at 10:30 at the
Knob in Woods Clubhouse. Reserva-
tions for lunch following the meeting
are being taken at 357-2920.
Think Thrift Shop
CALL 547-8080
for furniture pick-up
Send us your pots and pans and
kitchen ware. We have customers
requesting them.
YAHRZEIT IN ISRAEL
NISAN APRIL 3 TO MAY 2
Aaron H. Gershenson
lrena Gross
Simon Schachter
Arie Leib Sklar
Helen Wener
Bess Yura
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.