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Hadassah Groups
Are Humanitarians
The Hagopian family and
all our staff sends
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Warmest wishes
to the entire
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most happy, healthy
and prosperous
New Year!
the U.S.
For 86 years, Hadassah women
have defied wars, plagues, hunger and
terror to save lives, heal bodies, edu-
cate minds, conserve the environment
and preserve Jewish traditions.
In Israel, the organization has built
dams, drained swamps, seeded forests,
taken in orphans and created a world
famous medical center that includes
two modern hospitals: Mt. Scopus
and Ein Karem.
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A Very Happy and
Healthy New Year
to All Our
Friends and Family
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Hadassah has built a world-
renowned research medical facility,
including medical, dental and nursing
schools, a college of technology and a
career counseling institute.
Locally, Hadassah's goal is to act as
a powerful and positive force in the
Jewish and greater Detroit communi-
ties by fostering Jewish values and
identity, promoting health awareness
and providing personal growth for its
members through educational, spiritu-
al and social opportunities.
Hadassah is planning many pro-
grams, beginning with its opening
meeting at Temple Israel on Sept. 15
with film critic Gene Siskel of the
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adassah is the largest
women's volunteer organi-
zation and the largest
Zionist organization in
Chicago Tribune.
Hadassah Day at Jewish Book Fair
is Nov. 10 when Robert Rockaway
will speak on his book, Words of the
Uprooted: Jewish Immigrants in Early
20th Century.
"Gently used" clothing is needed
for the annual rummage sale Nov. 12-
15. Collection of clothing starts at
Hadassah House on Nov. 1.
The third night of Chanukah is a
national mitzvah day when Hadassah
members and their families through-
out the country celebrate Chanukah
with senior citizens.
Changes is a series of lecturQs at the
Hadassah office, in the winter months,
featuring Esther Tarnoff Cooper,
Evelyn Orbach and Jeff Zaslow. These
will be held in conjunction with lunch
or dinner.
A women's symposium, "Body,
Mind, Heart and Soul," on health
and social issues for women, will
take place on May 23, 1999. The
keynote speaker will be Dr. Saralyn
Mark, senior medical advisor,
Department of Health & Human
Services, who has recently been
selected as an astronaut by the U.S.
space program.
The Race for Research will be on
Aug. 29, 1999. This community-wide
event will raise funds for genetic
research and will be for runners, walk-
ers and families with youngsters and
babies in strollers.
The Greater Detroit Chapter of
Hadassah is committed to sponsor-
ing tutorial programs in private and
public schools, a doll project in con-
junction with local hospitals and a
Breast Cancer "Check It Out" pro-
gram in local high schools. It also
supports advocacy for women's socia
and health issues along with many
other ongoing civic-minded activi-
ties serving to keep Hadassah strong
by meeting the needs of today's
women.
ALYN Hospital
Aids Children
Randee Lipman and Miriam Goldberg
and friends.
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etroit Friends of Alyn
Hospital supports Israel's
only long-term orthopedic
hospital and rehabilitation
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center for physically handicapped chil-
dren.
It continues to raise funds for the
new state-of-the-art active rehabilita- ...,
tion wing at the hospital in Jerusalem. I9
For families touring Israel, Alyn has
accommodations for children with
various disabilities.
The web site address is alyn.org
For information, call Miriam
Baruch Goldberg, (248) 737-2209, or
Randee Lipman, (248) 851-0102.