NCCJ Elects
New Board
C7reater Detroit Chapter
celebrate the
American spirit
Detroiter Helen B. Love was elected
president of the National
Conference for Community and
Justice Michigan Region. She is the
first African-American woman to
serve as president of the region.
Love retired in the past two years
from Ford
Motor
Company, where
she was respon-
sible for civic
affairs, commu-
nity relations
and corporate
contributions
programs. She
serves on the
national board
of advisers of
Helen Love
NCCJ and has
served as co-
chair of the
NCCJ Michigan Region, historically
known as the Interfatih Round
Table.
She continues as a member of the
Detroit Historical Commission and
chair of the International Institute of
Metropolitan Detroit. She has served
as chair of the Detroit Urban League
Board of Directors and on the board
of New Detroit Inc.
The new board members of NCCJ
are John M. Bava, Walter E. Douglas
Jr., Joshua Eichenhorn, Lawrence
Epstein, Jon Flora, Cindy Frenkel,
Bishop Wendell Gibbs, Alfred R.
Glancy III, Roland Hwang, Ran A.
May and the Rev. Michael Nabors.
VOLUNTEER!)
of I-EADASSAI-E sends
its heartfelt thanks to
NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK
APRIL 21-27, 2002
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n honor of National Volunteer Week, we in Greater
Detroit Chapter of Hadassah applaud the efforts,
strength and solidarity of our members. This is a dark and sad time
in the history of the Jewish People. The people of Isragt are in mor-
tal anger, targeted by homicid bombers. Yet, they continue their
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daily lives. 1-ladassah is the second largest employer in the State of
Israel, after the government. With rong membership support, we
are able to help the people of Israel through employment. Human
life is precious and our new Center for Emergency Medicine at
Hadassah Universit
e rem`saves lives everyday.
Each of us asks:
riends nd family in Israel?
Join with us in Hadassah. Br in
where hope is hard
-
to find. Becoming a member is an ac ton that everyone can take in
our own backyard. We are very proud of each and every member
and all that they accomplish. Together we can make a difference.
Technion Honors
Morrie Rochlin
Morrie Rochlin of Franklin will be
awarded an honorary fellowship by
the Technion-Israel Institute of
Technology at the meeting of the
International Board of Governors in
June in Haifa.
Rochlin, immediate past president
of the Detroit ATS chapter, a mem-
ber of the national ATS board, chair
of that board's planned giving corn-
mittee, and co-chair of the 2002
national ATS mission to Israel, is a
local and national ATS leader.
The Technion has chosen to
honor his commitment to the ATS
and devotion to the Technion and
the State of Israel.
o you the members of Hadassah I say, Todah Rabah!
ES, I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE MY TIME AND ENERGY
Name
MAIL OR CALL:
GREATER DETROIT CHAPTER OF HADASSAH
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Phone 248-683-5030
Fax 248-683-1139
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