GAME PLAN
B'nai B'rith Friendship Singles held
a games night to recruit new members
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HEIDI PRESS
Local News Editor
Mfil embership recruitment
was the name of the
game as B'nai B'rith
Friendship Singles (21-
35) held a pizza party
;-,- and game night at the Willow Park
Apts. game room. _
)
More than 25 singles turned out to
enjoy pizza and games such as Trivial
Pursuit, backgammon and board
games.
We got a lot of new faces. I was
/ shocked," Mike Rich, vice president,
) said. "We got about five prospective
members." By the end of last year the
group had 85 paid members on its ros-
ter and 500 on its mailing list.
The group will have an election
meeting later this month. All positions
on the board are open. Persons who
) wish to run can call Rich, 968-0436; or
Phil Neuman, 357-1871.
Rich said the group had had
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Trustee Tobye Stein, left, helps Linda Leon, Mike Rich and Marcy Rosenfeld dish out the
pizza.
Jane Kamer, left, gets support from
teammates Neal Alpiner and Tobye Stein.
Getting ready for a Trivial Pursuit challenge are Rob Diamond, Mike Rich,
Rick Korn and Susie Cohan.
Nearly 30 singles came to the game night/pizza party.
Peter Perlman, standing, B'nai B'rith Council president, plays emcee,
from left, Larry Sichel, Jill Camen and Paula Goldman.