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Let's Walk As One for Jewish Solidarity
Sunday, May 7

AZA Ball

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Jewish Community Center

Mendoza
4
Samson
3
Chalutzim/
Strauss
4
Kishon
Chipmunks
2
Rose Generals
1
Michigan
Division
Herzl
6
Akiba
5
L/A Matzo Balls 3
Jolson Athletics 2
Rose Rebels
1
Kishon Mustangs 0

Maple and Drake Roads
West Bloomfield

Registration: 10:45 a.m.
Walk: 11:30 a.m.

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12th Chai Run
Set For May 14

Sponsored by the
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Over 160 entries have been
received for the 12th annual
Chai Run/Walk on May 14 at
the Maple/Drake Jewish
Community Center, accor-
ding to Candy Bousquet,
physical education director.
The event is held in conjunc-
tion with Sinai Hospital.
She said about 300 walkers
and runners are expected for
the non-competitive event,
which offers distances of from
one to 18 miles and begins
with the one-mile at 8 a.m.
Shirts will be given all en-
trants and prizes awarded.
There are entry fees. For in-
formation, call 661-1000,
ext. 240.

Party Planned
By Greenwalds

National Council of Jewish Women

greater Detroit Section
and
Business and Professional Branch

cordially invites you to a

gala Mdie Tarty

to benefit

Metro Detroit Access guide

Wednesday, May 17 1989

Pre-glow 7:00 PM.
Movie 8:00 P.M.

Northland theatre

Benefactor $100

Patron $50

Sponsor $25

Reseda) section for benefactors and patrons
Your contribution is tax deductible
as allowed by law

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FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1989

Jerry and Glenda Green-
wald, co-chairmen of the 1989
Detroit Grand Prix Ball, will
host a patron party for the
Ball at the re-opening of the
New London Chop House at 6
p.m. Monday.
For information, call
963-7622.
The Valvoline Detroit
Grand Prix Ball on June 14
at the Westin Hotel will in-
clude such CART/PPG Indy
drivers as Mario Andretti and
Bobby Rahal, according to
Greenwald, who is president
of Chrysler Motors. The race
is scheduled for downtown
Detroit June 16, 17 and 18.

Israel Reaches
Quarterfinals

Tel Aviv (JTA) — Israel has
advanced to the quarterfinals
in the World Cup soccer tour-
nament, after playing to a 1-1
tie with Australia in Sidney.
The tie with Australia in
Oceania region play, follow-
ing a 2-2 draw with New
Zealand last week in Auck-
land, means Israel will now
play the winner of the Latin
American region of the World
Cup tournament.