End of the Year Message

The year is quickly coming to end and it has been an

exciting year for Hadassah both nationally and for our chapter as well. The most unique event was the gath-ering in Jerusalem of more than two thousand women to celebrate Hadassah’s one hundredth birthday and the dedication and opening of the Sarah Wetson Da-vidson Tower at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem with all the attendant festivities.

Henrietta Szold would be so proud.Here in Santa Fe we give many, many

thanks to all the women who have served so ably on the Hadassah Board this year. Special kudos and gratitude go to our out-going co- presidents, Carol Toobin and Valerie Frost for their extraordinary service. Under their leadership we have more than met out our quotas, bought a brick in our chapter’s name on the walking path into the hospital and provided great programs for our membership.

Your continued generosity and support

of “Chai” and “ Friends” and the purchase of trees, certificates and cards help ensure our chapter’s financial health. Happily, our membership has continued to grow and we are eagerly welcoming the active participa-tion of new members.

Stay tuned for a wealth of interesting programs in the coming year and plan to attend our annual luncheon meeting and election and installation of officers on De-cember 9th.

To all, a happy Hanukkah and a healthy and prosperous 2013.—The Santa Fe Chapter Board of Directors

Santa Fe Chapter of Hadassah Officers and Committee ChairsJanuary 1, – December 31, 2012

Officers:Co-PresidentsValerie Frost 474.9244Carol Toobin 995.0188Vice President/MembershipSandra Levine 466.4041Marsha Reindorf 466.3881Past-PresidentReggie Klein 438.8150TreasurerCarol Pava 424.8781Recording Secretary/Chai

Corresponding SecretaryPatricia Zisman 573.0669Committee Chairs:Advertising/FriendsRose Daneman 983.5261Tributes/Certificates/TreesEsther Sutin 820.2931PublicityLisa Sinoff 216.7733Mitzvah ProjectJoan Hershfeld 292.2839Sandra Levine 466.4041HospitalityMargo Taylor 983.1072DMR LiaisonBunny Lichtenstein 473.4545Mail ReceiverReggie Klein 438.8150Members-at-LargeSheila Gershen 988.3143Gloria Ballen 820.0550Hadssah CardsPatricia Zisman 466.2968WebsiteJane E. Siskin 988.5671Bulletin EditorMarcelle Cady 231-5874Bulletin DesignPaula Eastwoodwww.eastwooddesignsf.com

News & Views Hadassahsanta Fe Chapter

Volume 52, Number 123 Winter 2013

FROM THe BOARD

Sarah Wetson Davidson and Henrietta Szold

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Santa Fe Jewish Film Festival Sunday, December 16, 3:30 pmIsraeli Academy Award-Winning Film, The Flat At age 98, director Arnon Goldfinger’s grandmother passed away, leaving him the task of clearing out the Tel Aviv flat that she and her husband shared for decades since immigrating from Nazi Germany in the 1930s. Sifting through a dense mountain of photos, letters, files, and objects, Goldfinger begins to uncover clues that seem to point to a greater mystery, and soon a complicated and shocking family history unfolds before his camera. The Flat is Goldfinger’s story. Exclusive Skype interview with Director Arnon Goldfinger.

Sunday, February 3, 3:30 pmYiddish Cinema Classic, TevyeCalled one of the 10 best Jewish films by Los Angeles Times critic, Kenneth Turan, Tevye is the first non-English film selected by the Library of Congress for the National Film Archive. Based on the same Sholem Aleichem stories as Fiddler on the Roof,

this is Tevye is unlike any other. Made in 1939, the film is a darker view than the popular musical. It’s a Tevye seen through a much different lens, one that transmits a powerful message. Following the film, Dr. Avi Patt, Professor of Modern Jewish Studies, will discuss the relationship between the movie, the play and Sholem Aleichem’s stories as part of a Skype interview.

Sunday, March 3, 4:00 pm Award Winning Israeli Film, Precious LifeThe Santa Fe Jewish Film Festival brings the 2010 winner of the Israeli Academy Award for Best Documentary, Precious Life, to Santa Fe next spring. The film is the story of a three year old Palestinian from Gaza with a rare immune disorder whose only chance to live is in the hands of an Israeli doctor. It is a story that provides a nuanced portrait of the subtle and not so subtle ways that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict affects ordinary lives in an extraordinary situation.

All screenings will be at the Center for Contemporary Art (CCA). For tickets and more information, go to www.santafejff.org

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Chanukah LuncheonSpeaker – Dr. Judy ScherSunday, December 9, 2012           12 Noon, at the home of Ruth Wallack        Our soup-er delicious lunch will be prepared by our out-going board.

Our speaker Dr. Judy Scher will talk on “Managing Stress in our Everyday Life.” Judy is a life coach, author, and national speaker. She is Director of the Scher Center for Well Being in Santa Fe.

Election and installation of officers will follow.

Admission: In lieu of gifts, please bring a contribution to either The Food Depot or Santa Fe Hadassah.

Checks should be made out with the name of the organization of your choice.

For reservations, contact Ruth Wallack, ruthieh415@gmail.com or 505-986-0322, by December 3rd.

Directions and a map will be sent after your reservation is received.

Save The DaTeWatch for our emails for news of events in January and February.

Book ClubWe meet on Tuesday of every month, except December, in the library of Temple Beth Shalom at 9:45 am. Everyone is invited. Come join us.

January 29  The Marriage Plot by Jeffrey EugenidesFebruary 26 Foreign Bodies by Cynthia OzickMarch 26 Island Beneath the Sea by Isabel Allende

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F all, our favorite time of year! On Sunday, September 9th, we had a membership tea at the home

of Carol Toobin. We did what ladies do--we visited with each other, as we sipped our tea and ate delicious desserts. Co-Presidents Valerie and Carol welcomed everyone. Then we turned the program over to our fabulous membership chairman, Sandy Levine. Sandy introduced our new members who were in attendance and each of them told us a little bit about themselves. We had 26 new life members, 4 new annual members, 1 new associate member and 6 new child members join our Santa Fe Chapter of Hadassah in the last twelve months. Sandy and Marsha (Reindorf-co-chair), thanks for all your hard work.

We had a wonderful turnout at our Sunday, October 21st meeting to hear Rabbi Jack Shlachter talk about Jewish leaders in the theory area at Los Alamos Lab during the mid 1940’s. Rabbi Jack, also a physicist at the Lab, told anecdotal stories of these men, providing a personal side of each of these brilliant scientists. It was an informative and delightful talk. Thank you to Marcia Torobin, chairman of the day, who arranged the program and introduced Rabbi Jack. Marcia, together with Valerie and Carol, provided the food for the reception that followed. Thanks also to Carol Pava, Reggie Klein, and Barb LaMont for your help.

Our last program of the year will be on Sunday, December 9th. (See page 2 for details.)

ReView

Fall Programs in Review

Please visit our website —www.santafehadassah.org

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HONORs & TRiBuTes

FRIENDS OF HADASSAHLillian Bristol & Haskell Sheinberg

Halley FaustZoe Gayl

Rita GrantDorothy Hoffman

Regina KleinKovnat Family

Martha LiebmanJoyce & Gerald LevineSally & Steve Lowen

Julia & Albert NathansonMaridell Nochumson

Esther RapoportMarsha & Paul ReindorfEsther & Michael Sutin

Margo TaylorCarol Toobin

Chai is our major fund raiser each year. Chai membership is $30 a month or $360 for a year. It can be paid in installments or in a lump sum. We have been able to meet our yearly commitments to Hadassah plus additional funds for the hospital, Young Judea Camps, and Hadassah College. We encourage every one to consider this level of donation for our Chapter.

Chai Society

Chai members:Susan BerkFrania BerlinRuth Anne FaustYolanda HeschDorothy HoffmanPhyllis KappRegina Klein

Linda KrullBarbara LamontSandra LevineSally LowenMarlene MaslowCarol PavaEsther RapoportNora Segal

Esther SutinCarol Toobin Please contact Valerie Frost at 474-9244 for information and membership.

Mitzvah ProjectWe started making sheets and pillow cases for Esperanza again after the High Holidays. We have been meeting at New Mexico Women’s Foundation. Joanie Hershfeld, Yaszmina Nedboy, Barbara LaMont and Margo Taylor have stepped up since Carol Toobin and Valerie Frost have been on vacation. Margo has taken pillow cases home to sew. The sheets and pillow cases are beautiful. They are being made from sheeting material given to us by the NMWF. We hope to present the sheets to Esperanza for Christmas. Esperanza has 49 twin beds and we know these new sheets will be very much appreciated.

Our 2012 Mitzvah project supporting Esperanza ends December 31st. Please consider another contribution. Send check made out to Esperanza to Joan Hershfeld, 1223 Lujan Street, Santa Fe, NM 87505.

—Joanie Hershfeld, Mitzvah Chairman joanieg4re@comcast.net

TributesTREESIn honor of Leah Krakowski on her forthcoming bat mitzvah...Mazel Tov and love from Judy and Dan TullyIn memory of Marion Rosenberg Berman Kornreich from Lena and Michael KeslinIn honor of Jay Hertz, on his 65th birthday, from Michael and Esther SutinFor the Sarah Wetsman Davidson Hospital, to Muriel Atlas, on her 80th birthday, with love from her sister, Martha Liebman, and family

MAKE A DONATIONTo send tree or donation certificates in

memory or honor of someone, please

first call Esther Sutin, 820-2931. She will

take down all the information and send

out the appropriate certificate. Send

check to our treasurer, Carol Pava, 261

Plaza Canada, Santa Fe, NM 87501.

If you would like to make a donation

to Hadassah which does not require a

certificate, please send the donation

directly to our treasurer. All donations

will be listed in the bulletin.

Keepers of the Gate

Keepers of the Gate contributions further education at hadassah

College Jerusalem, support medical breakthroughs and treatments at hadassah Medical Organization, foster Jewish continuity through Young Judaea, and help disadvantaged children through

Youth aliyah/Children at Risk. As a Keeper of the Gate you may direct your annual gift to the project of your choice, or direct your gift to Haddasah Greatest Need, empowering Hadassah to apply your gift to its most critical project. The designation can be changed each year.

We are grateful to Julianne and Robert Sherman

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MeMBeRsHip News

2013 Slate of Officers and Committee Chairs

Officers:President – Vice-Presidents Membership – Joan Less, Ruth WallakVice-Presidents Program – Judy Tully, Carol Toobin Fund-Raising/Chai – Valerie Frost Treasurer – Lisa SinoffRecording Secretary – Corresponding Secretary -Past-Presidents – Carol Toobin, Valerie Frost

Committee Chairs:Advertising/Friends – Rose DanemanTributes/Certificates/Trees – Esther SutinPublicity – Barbara LaMontMitzvah Project – Joan HershfeldHospitality/Reservations – Patricia ZismanMembers-at-Large – Reggie Klein, Sheila Gershen, Lisa Freeman,

Marcia Torobin, Bunny Lichtenstein, Sandra Levine

Chapter Historian – Marsha Reindorf

Hadassah Cards – Website – Janie SiskinBulletin Editor – Marcelle CadyBulletin Design – Paula EastwoodNominating Committee Chair – Sandra LevineNominating Committee Members – Patricia Zisman, Barbara LaMont, Sally Lowen

speCiAl CeNTeNNiAl MeMBeRsHipAs the year comes to a close, so does the special offer of $212 for

Life Membership with the thank-you gift of a sterling silver key

necklace.  This Chanukah is the perfect time to give the gift of

Hadassah.  The 2013 Membership Campaign will maintain the

Life Membership fee at $212 but will not include the gift.

Dear Members:What follows is the proposed 2013 Slate of Officers and Committee Chairs for our Santa Fe Chapter, as of November 11, 2012. The election of officers will be held at the Installation/Chanukah Party on Sunday, December 9. Additional nominations should be sent to Sandra Levine at levinesy@comcast.net or 505-466-4041.

PleaSe nOTe THe POSITIOnS THaT Have yeT TO be FIlleD: • President • Chair–HadassahCards• RecordingSecretary • Co-Chair–Advertising• CorrespondingSecretary

The Santa Fe Chapter

welcomes new

Life Member,

Carol Olmstead

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HADAssAH FAlleVeNTs

Fall ProgramRabbi Jack Schlacter talks about Jewish leaders in the theory area at Los Alamos National Lab during the mid 1940’s.

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HADAssAH CeNTeNNiAl 2012

Miki Schulman was overcome with emotion as she entered the gleaming new

19-story Sarah Wetsman Davidson Hospital Tower at Jerusalem’s Hadassah Hospital University Center-Ein Kerem, with its five-floor underground hospital and interactive Hadassah Heritage Center.

“It is absolutely amazing. It took my breath away and brought tears to my eyes,” she tells ISRAEL21c.

The hospital board member was visiting along with some 2,000 of the 330,000 members of Hadassah, the Women’s Zionist Organization of America, to mark the global charitable organization’s 100th anniversary.

Schulman’s main focus in planning the mid-October Centennial Convention was to show delegates many of the medical and humanitarian projects that helped win Hadassah a 2005 Nobel Peace Prize nomination.

“This is a celebration of Hadassah’s first 100 years and the launch of its next 100 years,” says Schulman, “so it was important to the leadership to make sure that our members and delegates all had at least a taste of each of the areas in which we are involved.”

The track record is impressive: More than half the hospital-based research in Israel is conducted through the Hadassah Medical Organization. And through its School of Public Health and other outreach initiatives, Hadassah trains medical personnel and students from the Palestinian Authority, Egypt and Jordan, and from about 90 other countries.

The ethnic diversity of staff and patients at the Ein Kerem campus and at the sister Hadassah University Hospital at Mount Scopus is a point of pride for the organization, which is Jerusalem’s largest non-governmental employer.

Hadassah members celebrating

the organization’s centennial with a parade in downtown Jerusalem. Photo by Yoav Ari Dudkevitch/FLASH90

The international public may be unaware that Arab and Jewish doctors and nurses work side by side, and that Arab and Jewish patients have access to the same services, often sharing the same hospital room, but it’s no big secret. “All you have to do is walk in and see for yourself,” Schulman says.

Humanitarian agendaHumanitarian projects Hadassah Medical Organization has done in coordination with the Israel Foreign Ministry and other Israeli agencies

Happy 100th Birthday, HadassahPosted by Abigail Klein Leichman on November 1, 2012

continued on page 8

Sarah Wetsman Davidson Hospital Tower at Jerusalem’s Hadassah Hospital University Center-Ein Kerem

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HADAssAH AROuND THe wORlD

include volunteer HIV/AIDS education and treatment in Ethiopia and Kazakhastan; eye surgery for needy African patients; adult male circumcision for HIV prevention in Africa; and public health education in Katmandu.

Hadassah medical personnel have participated in Israeli rescue operations around the world since 1960. Among the disaster scenes where they’ve brought critical care expertise are Armenia, Turkey, Greece, Haiti, Sri Lanka, Nairobi and Tanzania. Recently, the government of Panama hired Hadassah as a consultant to build a state-of-the-art emergency trauma unit there.

“Whenever there’s a need for very specialized medical attention, we are always there because we are experts in so many areas, particularly disaster relief,” says Schulman. “We can set up field hospitals in four hours and

treat scores of patients quickly and efficiently, and we’re familiar with the types of disease that disasters create.”

The impact of the Hadassah network was recognized with an Israel Postal Authority stamp and first-day cover unveiled during the Centennial Convention by Israeli President Shimon Peres and Hadassah National President Marcie Natan.

Another ceremony paid tribute to Hadassah’s continued long-time support of Youth Aliyah (immigration to Israel) and its partnership with the Jewish National Fund in operating Hadassah Neurim, one of Hadassah’s three youth villages for at-risk youth.

Medical innovationsOver the years, the Hadasit technology transfer company has commercialized scores of novel therapeutics, diagnostics and medical devices generated by Hadassah physicians

and scientists. Just three examples: an at-home cardiac defibrillator, deep brain stimulation to treat Parkinson’s disease, and a non-invasive diagnostic tool for gastric reflux.

Based on technologies developed by researchers at Hadassah Medical Organization, Hadasit helped establish startups including Exalenz (for diagnosing gastrointestinal and liver diseases), Medifreeze (the cryopreservation company that operates Hadassah’s stem-cell cord blood bank), Gamida Cell(gene therapy products), GVT (delivery systems for gene therapy) and TheraVir (anti-cancer viruses).

Hadassah is a leader in stem-cell therapy technologies and international stem-cell policy advocacy. The organization won a 2006 award from the Genetics Policy Institute for its 2005 initiative designed to educate elected US officials about the importance of embryonic stem-cell research.

This year, Hadassah released positive results from the first clinical trial of NurOwn stem-cell therapy for people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The next phase is now going on under the supervision of the renowned Israeli stem-cell therapy pioneer Prof. Dimitrios Karussis.

Hadassah was the site of Israel’s first double bypass surgery (1964), first successful bone marrow transplant (1977), first “test tube” baby (1983), first successful heart transplant (1986), first successful liver transplant (1991) and first successful lung transplant (1992) — and the first computer-guided hip replacement in the world (2004). In 1986, Hadassah opened the first ambulatory surgery center in Israel followed by Israel’s first trauma unit in 1991.Article printed from ISRAEL21c http://israel21c.org

Hadassah research breakthroughs From “100 Years, 100 Highlights”

1999: Development of proteins for use in treating wounds and tissue reconstruction2002: Development of influenza vaccines2003: Development of antibodies to complement skin cancer treatment2003: Development of fracture treatment and bone-building using stem cells2004: Development of treatments for diseases of the nervous system2005: Genetic treatments for cancer, anemia and other genetic diseases2006: Development of methods of diagnosing precursors of cancerous

growths2006: Treatments developed using umbilical cord blood cells2007: Development of immunization for Crohn’s disease2008: Development of proteins used in the treatment of stroke damage2008: Development of technology to improve the quality of MRI imaging2008: Human embryonic stem cells implanted in mice with MS, slowed

the progression of the disease2009: Hospital researchers discover treatment for fatty liver disease2010: Healthy baby born after frozen ovarian tissue implant2010: Revolutionary treatment for brain aneurysm2011: BrainStorm NurOwn trial for ALS patients

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HADAssAH’s ANNiVeRsARy

And so they did.And here we are: Daughters and granddaughters

and great granddaughters of those strong, committed, visionary, feet-on-the-ground women. What made them different? Why did the organization they started continue and thrive, when others of the time are long forgotten?

Because they were practical Zionists. They dreamed of what could be in Palestine—and then they took off their gloves, rolled up their sleeves, opened their pocketbooks, and made it happen. They did send nurses to a bleak and barren Jerusalem…and laid the groundwork for Israel’s

healthcare system. They made the deserts bloom. They rescued and nurtured and educated children who would grow up to shape a new nation.

They dreamed of what could be for American Jews. They taught women to be leaders, and advocates for issues that matter to Israel and to American families. They championed the budding Zionist youth movement—their promise that Hadassah’s partnership with Israel would last forever.

They could not know that the future would bring Depression, Holocaust, and wars. With intelligence, energy

and grace, they met every call to action with action. Today we stand with a prosperous, proud Israel. Like

those pioneering women a century ago, we are practical Zionists. Today, because of you—Hadassah hospitals treat one million patients a year, and our medical research and trauma care are world renown. Today, because of you—Israel’s earth is green, and youth become productive citizens and leaders, adding their strength to the land we love.

We move together into our future with confidence and with a love for the Jewish people, a steadfast commitment to Israel, and a mission to ensure Jewish continuity.

Happy Centennial, Hadassah!100 years of Hadassah - http://www.hadassah.org/site/c.keJNIWOvElH/b.6055235/k.7B0/100_Years_of_Hadassah.htm

100 years of Hadassah“ If we are Zionists…what is the good of meeting and talking and drinking tea? let us do

something real and practical—let us organize the Jewish women of america and send nurses and doctors to Palestine.”

—Henrietta Szold, on February 24, 1912, the day Hadassah was founded, to 38 women gathered at Temple Emanuel, New York City

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