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— Friday, March 17, 1961
Center Basketball Season Winds Up on High Note Beth Moses Men's Club Sets Up
With Teen Varsity Cagers Scoring as Midwest Champs `Man of Year Award'; First Goes
to HEW Sec'y Abraham Ribicoff
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The Men's Club of Congrega- ' and Evergreen congregations
tion Beth Moses announces that which have adopted the Beth
it has set up an annual "Man of i Moses name.
the. - Year Award."
The first award goes to -Sec- •
retary of Health, Education and
Welfare Abraham Ribicoff, and
the presentation will be made to
him in Washington, March 23 or
The newly formed Boys Club
24, by the president of the club, of Ecorse named Ed Levy,
Jerome Kohn.
downriver industrialist, as head
The award is being. given to of the organization.
Ribicoff "in recognition of his
Levy's name was suggested
humanitarian efforts in behalf by Mayor Eli Ciungan, a member
of his country and his fellow of the Boys Club advisory
men."
board.
Beth Moses Men's Club, like
Levy, who has expressed his
the parent organization, is a desire to contribute his serv-
merged group from the men's ices, is currently vacationing in
clubs of the. former Beth Moses Florida.
Ed Levy Named
Boys' Club Head
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In top photo, members of the Jewish Center
Teen Varsity, midwestern Jewish Welfare
Board JCC basketball champs, are: (from left,
top row) Jerry Rubin, Tom Goodman, Robin
Herman; (second row) Marty HorWitz, Billy
Davis, Richard Lustig, Alan Silver; (bottom
row) Irwin Carson, Steve Gail, Norman Le-
vine, Jerry Golden, Richard Landau and coach
Fred Goldberg. In the bottom picture, mem-
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The Jewish Center completed
its basketball season with the
end of play for Junior and Teen
Varsities and intramural
leagues.
The Teen Varsity, now mid-
western JCC champions, are
looking forward to the Jewish
Welfare Board finals March
25-26 in Boston. The Teens sea-
son record was 22-3.
The Junior Varsity topped
East Bethlehem, 21-18, to wrap
up Detroit • Pistons Knothole
League play. The Juniors, 4-2,
shared runner-up honors in the
league with Livonia Little
League, Southgate Lions Club
and Detroit Boys Club, all 4-2,
behind Highland Park Boys
Club, 5-1. Steve Fishman scored
3 /4ths of the JCC's points, with
16; while Gary Cass did the
same for East Bethlehem, with
14.
Overall, the Juniors are 7-4.
Billy Berris, Steve Fishman and
David Maiseloff were named to
the Knothole League All-Star
team.
Olympics won the Class A
basketball title. After winning,
the second round of play, they
defeated Kingstons, first round
winners, 47-39 and 55-41, two-
out-of-three in playoff action.
Imperial, won Class B action by
defeating Royals, 39-35 and
51-36.
•Debonnaires took two of three
from Kingstons to cop Class C
honors, 34-31 and 32-31, after
an opening 23-21 loss. Hurri-
canes, with an undefeated 6-0
record, won the Club Seven
league crown.
Washingtons, first round Jun-
ior League winners, took second
bers of the Jewish Center Junior Varsity, co-
runners-up in the Detroit Piston Knothole
League, are: (from left, top row) Ricky Gould,
Harris Brown, Randy Zusman; (second row)
Fred Rosenberg, David Maiseloff, Fred Gross-
man, Steve Fishman; (bottom row) coach Her-
man Fishman, Kenny Gilbert, Billy Berris
Lee Lutz, Don Green and coach Dr. He
Berris. Not pictured, Davin Wolok.
Larr
round honor s, edging Try- _Staevvien Kerw
Kadushin,
in Ro ger
shner. Mel-
squares, 21-20. Adriatics beat j vpi n
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Irwin Stotzky and
Scouts 23, 19-15, for second Joseph- Wool.
Debohnaires (Class ): Joel Belson,
round Bantam League honors, Milt
Alan
gin, Ken Foon,
and then beat first round win- Barry Cohen,
goldsmith,
rty Kane, Mike
Klachesky,
Jeff
S
mier,
Joel Siegel
ners Midgets, 34-28, for the Ban-
Larry Zeldne
tam Leag title. - I and
Hurricanes (Clu 7): Jeff Ashbia,
Members of these teams, to be John Citron, Hail , Deutch, Robert
Ricky Fa an, Norm Grus-
honored at the Junior Basket- . Epstein,
kin, Ricky Nodel, avid Saks and
ball and Annual Sports Ban- Ricky Schiff.
Washingtons (Ju
: Robert Ber-
quets, are:
man, Harris Brown, obert Fisher,
Olympics (Class A): Richard Agree, Steve Fishman, Louis
zier, David
Bob Bayer, Jerry Bruckheimer, Mike Gunsberg, Robert Levi
• 'ck Lober,
Fidler, Steve Gail, Jerry Golden, !Dave Love and Jeff Zab
Richard Landau, Jeff Parker, Harvey
Adriatics (Bantam): Jo
Pianin, Stuart Seigal, Hal Seldes and Hyman Jablonowski, Mike Katz,
Frank Weissman.
Julian Krolik, Robert Marcus, Mort
Imperials (Class B): Danny- Feld, Noveck, Jay Rosen, Tony Spokojny,
Harvey Fox, Leslie Greenblatt, ' John Stamell and Robert Weisman.
Miami Center Helps Relieve
Plight of Refugees from Cuba
MIAMI, Fla. — The Jewish
Community Center here has
opened its doors for service to a
growing number of Jewish
refugee families from Cuba's
terror.
Miami has felt the main impact
of the cm-rent Cuban crisis as
thousands of escaping Cuban
families have fled to freedom
in North America.
Center authorities, in con-
tinuing touch with local and na-
tional -welfare agencies, state
that the situation is bound to
become more serious as time
goes on and immigration con-
tinues.
The Greater Miami Jewish
Community Center is one of more
than 300 Centers and YM-YWHAs
affiliated with the National Jew-
ish Welfare Board. JWB reports
that this current activity of the
Miami Center is typical of the
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manner in which local Centers
have responded- to community
crises in the past. Centers played
a large part in maintaining com-
munity stability during the de-
pression and welcomed the refu-
gees from Nazi Germany in
late '30s, according to J
In Miami, Cuban fa
s have
been taken into al
anches of
the Center for a v
ty of activi-
ties and service
ese families,
transplanted to
ew society, are
usually in sh
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sometimes d erate, eco
circumstance
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request they
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school childr
so that mo
may seek em
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cases, mothers
children ar-
rive here alone,
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fathers were unable
Cuba. Even those fathers who
are in Miami are frequently
unable to get employment.
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