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Beaumont Program For
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Just because a person's cancer treatments
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should, too. Beaumont Health System's
Cancer Center has opened a new Cancer
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Patients will be provided educational
materials about diagnosis, treatment and
potential late effects of therapy. Other needs
Jewish Women luncheon features genetics
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FULFILLMENT
is the season to ... light the
menorah! Menorahs have a
long and ancient history begin-
ning with the Biblical artisan, Bezalel,
who created the first six-branched lamp
for use in the First Temple. After this
point in history, menorahs have had an
honored presence in temples and homes
for centuries.
But, did you know that this official
symbol of the Jewish nation was also
presented to U.S. President Harry
Truman in 1951?
That year, on the president's birth-
day, Israel's Prime Minister David
Ben-Gurion traveled to the United
States and presented President
Truman with a handcrafted Menorah
from 1767. As a symbol of peace,
prosperity and cooperation between
the two nations, this handcrafted
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menorah left its mark on White House
history, and the Jewish News covered
the story.
So, as the menorah makes its holi-
day appearance this season, remember
that it is beacon of hope for all who
gaze upon its glow.
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