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of these people (on the latest
tour) said they might come
down. So hopefully I'll keep in
contact more."
Wrublewski plans to write
"almost everybody" he's met
in the U.S. "It just seems like
a good thing to have friends
in different countries."
But Khusid is not certain if
he will write. "Maybe. I don't
know. It depends. It's bad
memories — you feel sorry
that you can't see 'em again.
Everyone's been nice, really
nice."
One day after the skating
party, the Australians began
a 36-hour trip home, describ-
ed by Silver in terms easily
understood, by Australian or
American Jews. It would be,
he said, "A long schlep
home." ❑
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The Lakers (2-1), coached by
Gary Yashinsky, pulled away
in the final two minutes to
beat the Celtics (2-2) 45-42 in
Honey Berris League basket-
ball action at the Maple/
Drake Jewish Community
Center Jan. 27. Steve Rosen
tallied 16 for the Celtics while
Mike Reich scored 13 for the
winners. In the earlier game,
the Knicks (1-1) trounced the
Rockets 60-40. Scott Oshin-
sky tallied 18 points for the
Knicks, Chuck Kiefer 15 for
the Rockets.
In Sunday's play, the Bulls
(3-0) dispatched the 76'ers
(1-2), 56-29. Dave Baxter
pumped home 31 points for
the Bulls. Dave Wolfe had 8
for the 76'ers. The Pistons
(2-1), led by Aaron Flower's 16
points, beat the Rockets (1-3)
59-39.
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timim"
B'nai B'rith
Bowling Scores
Morgenthau-L'Chayim
High games:
Jim Fleischer
Ron Lustig
Marty Bordoley
High series:
Jim Fleischer
Ron Lustig
Mike Wayne
Brotherhood Eddie
Jacobson
High games:
Steve Fine
Mark Klinger
Chuck Saperstein
Shel Dworkin
High series:
Mark Klinger
Steve Lemberg
Gary Klinger
279
254
246
689
670
662
259
249
248
247
679
651
644
Bloch-Israel
High games:
Joe Greenberg
Al Lewis
Randy Feldman
High series:
Al Lewis
Randy Feldman
Phil Goldstein
Ben Lusky Traveling
High games:
Clem Baggleman
Al Soloman
Larry Schlussel
High series (4 games):
Clem Baggleman
Ron Collis
Sheldon Baskin
243
221
220
611
600
553
254
222
221
830
805
767
Zager-Stone/Tucker-Grant
High games:
Sheldon Rakotz
234
Mary Bookstein
214
Roger Karnow
212
High series:
Len Cobb
578
Sheldon Rakotz
561
Downtown Fox
High games:
Dennis Eder,.
Iry Vosko
Steve Ross
221
211
209
NEWS I
U.N. Debates
Israel Report
United Nations — The
Security Council continued
its debate last week on
Secretary General Javier
Perez de Cuellar's report on
the situation in the West
Bank and Gaza Strip. Diplo-
mats said that although the
Arabs are insisting on a
tough anti-Israel resolution,
the council is working on a
compromise in the hopes of
avoiding a United States veto.
Perez de Cuellar's report
was based on the fact-finding
mission of Undersecretary
General Marrack Goulding,
which was undertaken in a
Security Council resolution.
Benjamin Netanyahu, Is-
rael's ambassador to the
United Nations, addressed
the council, charging that the
report paid little attention to
the violent nature of the
disturbances and demonstra-
tions in the West Bank and
Gaza.
Lerner Arrives
In Israel
Tel Aviv — Professor Alex-
ander Lerner, a world re-
nowned cybernetics expert
who waited 16 years for per-
mission to leave the Soviet
Union, has arrived in Israel,
intent on resuming the scien-