HADASSAH HEADLINES

Susan Yorke, President

Sheila Bass, Editor Greater Detroit Chapter of Hadassah, 5030 Orchard Lake Road, West Bloomfield 48033, 357-2920 or 683-5030

HADASSAH AND YOUTH ALIYAH
TELETHON MARCH 8-APRIL 30

For over 5 decades - Hadas-
sah has been Youth Aliyah's
partner in the rescue and re-
habilitation of some 225,000
youngsters from 80 lands. It
began as a rescue mission to
save Jewish children from
the torments of Nazism. It is
still continuing and growing,
as it finds new ways to help
meet the problems resulting
from wave after wave of im-
migrations. Today, in its 315
Youth Centers, it is helping
20,000 children with a wide
variety of needs to grow into
productive, confident and
successful adults.
This year Greater Detroit
Hadassah will be holding its
Annual Telethon on March
8-April 30. The chairpersons
this year are Faye Krut,
Marilyn Pickover, and Iris
Smith.

Ben and Sadie Sklar
Celebrate
60th Anniversary
by Donating Ambulance

Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sklar
will celebrate their 60th
wedding anniversary in Feb-
ruary. They are honoring the
occasion by donating a new
ambulance to the Hadassah
Medical Organization. The
ambulance will be used at
the Hadassah Hospital in
Jerusalem. Mr. Sklar was
quoted as saying, "To do this
is a lifelong dream."
Helping them celebrate are
their son and daughter-in-
law, Leo and Libby Sklar,
and their four grandchildren.
Sadie Sklar is a life
member of the Carmel Group
of Hadassah. Her husband is
an Hadassah Associate. This
is not the first very generous
contribution the Sklars have
made to Hadassah. In 1982,
in honor of their 55th an-
niversary, they became
Founders.

With Pride In Our Past And

Abraham Nusbaum

NISAN: March 31-April 29

On Sunday, May 17, 1987,
a Brunch and Recital will be
presented by the Harbinger
Dance Company, a group of
classically trained dancers, in
a blend of ballet and modern
dance, lyrical movements and
exciting dance sequences.
Hadassah invites all Life
Members, their Mothers,
Daughters and Grand-
daughters to join them at
11:00 a.m. at the Oakland
Community College, Orchard
Ridge Campus, Farmington
Hills. Cost per person will be
$5.
Join our "Chai Society,"
honor a member of your fam-
ily with a gift Life Member-
ship for Mother's Day, Birth-
day, or just because.

A Shining Future Ahead

HADASSAH

Invites You And Your Guests To A

Sparkling Evening Of

Music, Entertainment & Surprises

Celebrating Our Diamond Anniversary

SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1987

7:30 P.M.

COCKTAIL BUFFET

HENRY FORD MUSEUM AT GREENFIELD VILLAGE

S35.00 per Person

Dairy Buffet

HADASSAH. MIDWEST
DIAMOND. JUBILEE
CONFERENCE

This year's Spring Confer-
ence will be held on April
26-28 at the Hyatt Lin-
colnwood, Chicago. Learn
new approaches to fundrais-
ing, membership , programm-
ing, and education. Learn
how to plan for change, to
better fit volunteerism into
your busy life and to deal
with stress.
Our speakers will be
Carmela Kalmanson, Na-
tional Vice President of
Hadassah, who is presently
chairman of the National
Zionist Affairs Department.
Dr. Shmuel Pincas, is
Director-General of Hadassah
Medical Organization since
1981. He had guided H.M.O.
into the computer age. Dr.
Miriam Freund-Rosenthal,
Honorary Vice President and
past National President of
Hadassah, is now "national
Historian" and Co-chairman
of Hadassah's Endowment
Fund.
Michigan Region and
Greater Detroit Chapter
have planned a bus trip to
leave Saturday evening,
April 25th and return Tues-
day evening April 28th. Call
313-357-2920 for information.
We expect a great turn out,
make your reservations now!

YAHRZEIT IN ISRAEL

ADAR: - March 30

LIFE MEMBERSHIP DEPARTMENT
HOST HARBINGER DANCE CO.

IYAR: April 30-May 28

Audrey Fishman
Benjamin Katz
Harry Lindenbaum
Laura Nusbaum
Rose Raskin
Irving Joseph Shevin
Florence Shuman
Harry Shuman
Samuel Wener
Frank A. Wetsman.
Marion Yorke

Aaron Gershenson
Irena Gross
Gertrude Kaplan
Aba David Makowsky
Herbert Parzen
Anna Marguleis Schuman
Arie Leib Sklar
Helen Wener
Bess Yura
The Yahzeits are observed in perpetuity in the beautiful Chagall
Synagogue in the Hadassah Medical Center, Jerusalem.

Valet Parking

Transportation Available

Vote

HADASSAH NEEDS YOUR VOTE
IN RACE FOR CONGRESS

On May 15, 1987 Hadas-
sah's 385,000 members will
receive an OFFICIAL BAL-
LOT to elect a delegation to
the 31st WORLD ZIONIST
CONGRESS. This "Parlia-
ment of the Jewish People"
will convene in Jerusalem in
December 1987.
Though you may receive
promotion from other organ-
izations, WE URGE YOU TO
VOTE FOR THE HADAS-
SAH SLATE - #2 because:
YOUR HADASSAH VOTE
COUNTS MORE! As the
largest Women's/Zionist/
Jewish/Volunteer organiza-
tion we can have a stronger
voice on matters which affect
the future of Zionism ...
YOUR HADASSAH VOTE
MEANS MORE! As part of
the independent World Con-
federation of United Zionists,
we support all of Israel, inde-
pendent of all political par-
ties in Israel. We have been

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CONGRATULATIONS
LEAH SNIDER

Leah Snider, a past presi-
dent of the Greater Detroit
Chapter of Hadassah, was
honored for outstanding vol-
unteerism at the United
Foundation 20th annual
Heart of Gold Award lunch-
eon. Mrs. Snider and eight
other Detroit area volunteers
received a Heart of Gold at
the luncheon, sponsored by
Heart of Gold Award Council
and Women for the United
Foundation.

Hadassah r-

slate #2

in the forefront to reform and
Zionist
depoliticize the
Movement.
YOUR HADASSAH VOTE
REPRESENTS , CONTINU-
ITY! As one -o-f the oldest,
active and productive Zionist
movements in the U.S., we
are marking 75 years of
Zionist commitment trans-
lated into giving Israel the
best in medicine, youth re-
scue and education. VOTE
FOR HADASSAH SLATE
#2! MAIL YOUR BALLOT
IN ENVELOPE PROVIDED
AT ONCE!

MURRAY FELDMAN TO
ADDRESS ASSOCIATES

Murray Feldman, popular
Channel 2 reporter, will be
the guest speaker at a pro-
gram for Associates on April
30 at 7:30 p.m. at Hadassah
House. Mr. Feldman is well-
know both for his reporting
for several special series, in-
cluding "Sizzlin' on a Shoestr-
ing" and the recent week
long report on the stock mar-
ket.

IN BEAUTIFUL NELSONVILLE, WISCONSIN

Arts and Crafts
Conversational Hebrew
Tennis
Hiking
Drama

Sports
Oneg Shabbat
Scouting
Israeli Singing

A CAMP FOR JEWISH YOUTH AGES 9 —14

STEVEN LOWENSTEIN
Regional Director
—
313) 994-0033
(313)

March 25, Weds.:
EVITA, Birmingham Theatre
following lunch at Kingsley
Inn. Matinee, lunch and bus
transportation, $23. 11 a.m.-
4:30 p.m. Reservations re-
quired.***

March 30, Mon.:
SZOLD
HENRIETTA
COUNCIL MEETING, 11:30
a.m. Hadassah House. Muriel
G. Wagner PhD., Registered
Dietician and Nutrition Spe-
cialist will present "Feel
Good-Look Good." Dessert and
coffee. Reservations by March
26.****

April 2 and 9, Thurs.:
DR. TIKVAH FRYMER-
KENSKY of U. of M. will
present "Women and Jewish
Law: Current Issues," Hadas-
sah House, 10-11:30. Co-
sponsored by Hadassah and
Midrasha. $10 Reservations
required.***

The OD CAMP YOUNG JUDAEA

'Jewish Programming
Canoeing and Sailing
Israeli Dancing
Overnights
Red Cross Swim Program

CALENDAR

CAMP YOUNG JUDAEA
5144 Men Street
Skokie. IL 60077

April 4, Sat.:
HADASSAH'S DIAMOND
ANNIVERSARY. PARTY.
Cocktail buffet, Henry Ford
Museum, 7:30 p.m., $35.

April 30, Thurs.:
ASSOCIATES EVENING,
7:30 p.m., Hadassah House
featuring Murray Feldman,
Channel 2 Newscaster. Des-
sert and coffee.

May 17, Sun.:
MEMBERSHIP
LIFE
PROGRAM for Life Mem-
bers, their mothers, daughters
and granddaughters. Brunch
and recital by the Harbinger
Dance Company. At Oakland
Community College, Orchard
Ridge Campus, 11 a.m. $5 per
person.

***All information and
tickets from:

CALL AND RESERVE YOUR SPACE NOW.

THE SUMMER EXPRESSION OF HASHACHAR, SPONSORED BY HADASSAH

L.

HADASSAH office:
357-2920 or
683-5030

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