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said he was "a little disappointed"
that his parents would be out of town
during the competition, he hoped
that other family members, as well as
friends, would tarn out for the
Games.
Many members of the Detroit
Maccabi Youth team are hosting
out-of-town athletes during the
Games and, for some, the event will
take on a real family flavor. Cousins
Debby Hecker, 16, and Tracey Co-
hen, 1-5, both won spots on the girl's
basketball team. Hecker, who plays
soccer at Andover High .School but
has played organized basketball for
the past five years, learned about the
games through her synagogue, Tem-
ple Kol Ami in West Bloomfield. Her
family will house two foreign
athletes for the duration of the
competition and she is eager to meet
them.

The Cohens, meanwhile, will
play host to four Maccabi partici-
pants fromout of town. Although she
doesn't know as yet what part of the
country or which 'continent her
guests will hail from, Tracey hopes to
make friends with somebody from Is-
rael during the competition.

Involvement in the Games has
thus far been a positive experience
for most of the coaches, who, in turn,
feel the week-long competition will
provide many memorable moments
for their players.

"What I missed as a swimmer,
being Jewish, was meeting a lot of
other Jewish swimmers," Borovoy
said. "I love seeing the kids together,
being a part of something that prom-
otes not only sports, but religion as
well."

The Detroit Maccabi Team

Esther & Estette's

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Continued from Page 88

Members of the Detroit Maccabi
Youth team are:
TRACK AND FIELD:" Missy
Warnick, Caroline Alkon, Natalie
Greenspan, Pam Laker, Debbie
Schlussel, Craig Aronoff, Barak
Barfi, Steve Goldman, Ethan Hut-
ten, Howard Potocsky, Michael
Goldberg, Jason Goldsmith, Jeremy
Kahn, Bradley Sandler, David Stone,
Adam Treitman, Andrew Brenner,
Adam Kahn, David Siegal, David
Hoffman and Nora Rubenstein.
TENNIS: Carrie Nosanchuk,
David Nosanchuk, Matthew
Hoffman, Jason Heehtman, Brad
Keywell, Darin Edelheit, Nicole Ri-
val, Melissa Castleman and Scott
Castleman.
SOCCER: Kevin Sandler,
Daniel Goldberg, Eugen Green,
Joshua Schwartz, Zachary Beim,
Seth Halpern, Jeffry Levine, Ian
Flashner, Michael Flashner, David
Stone and Adam Treitman.
VOLLEYBALL.. Cynthia Kahn,
Boris Khankin, Alex Meltser and
Bob Baker
GYMNASTICS: Ariana Jacker
RACQUETBALL: Cary Ginter,
Marc Rosenblatt, Seth Petty, Lyle
Wolberg, Barry Sandler, Randy Bid-
lofsky and Bob Baker.

BASKETBALL..
Burton
Brodsky, Dana Nessel, Debby
Hecker, Anna Rabinowicz, Pam
Shifman, Erica Wolff, Michael
Komorn, Lisa Perle, Howard Krugel,
Philip Okum, Tracey Cohen, Brad
Cohen, David Epstein, Sam Shan-
bom, David Hoffman and Joel
Krugel.
TABLE TENNIS:
Eric
Schwartzberg, Jason Weiss, David
Edelstein, Aaron Rochlen, Brad
Keywell, Jeff Weiss, David Siegle,
Larry Bergman, Steve Herman and
Michelle Mantel.
SWIMMING: Andrea Devenow,
Dan Phillips, Joshua Hoffman, Noah
Finkel, Marc Schwartzberg, Susie
Weiss, Kenney Bassey, Dena Berns-
tein, Wendy Gach, David Goldstein,
Tamara Stillman, David Aronson,
Keith Brookenthal, Marc Israel, Eric
Maxon, Suzie Goldstein, Lynn Kline,
Libby Stern, Bob Bernstein, Jon
Bernstein, Dean Weiss, Carolyn
Grawi, Neal Karlinsky, Michelle
Cornfield, Sue Sisley and Rebecca
Weiss.
COACHES: Doug Stone, Fern
Fine, Debbie Borovoy, Lora Wein-
garden, Dr. Mary Kofender, Howard
Cohen, Dave Oliwek, Steve Whit-
lock, Art Plotkin, Jill Berlin and Bill
Lakritz.'

Republican Senator pushes strong
anti-racism Plank for 1984 platform

Washington (JTA) —
Sen. Alfonse D'Amato (R-
N.Y.) this week called on
the Republican Party to in-
clude in its 1984 platform
an anti-racism plank and a
strong' stand against anti-
Semitism. In a letter to Sen.
Paula Hawkiim

co-chairperson of the Re-
publican Platform CominR ,-
tee, D'Amato said the GOR
"must take every opportU-
nity to restate that we find
obnoxious and repulsive all
public expressions based on
bigotry, hatred, racism and
anti-Se9i0sm, To do ainy

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less, would imply a lack of
resolve to fight the kinds of
evil that could destroy our
domestic tranquility and
our national harmony."
D'Amato criticized the
Democratic Party for failing
to adopt a similar plank at
their convention,